If you see below error on starting a managed server:
<Error> <Cluster> <BEA-000170> <Server managedServer1 did not receive the multicast packets that were sent by itself>
<Critical> <Health> <BEA-310006> <Critical Subsystem Cluster has failed. Setting server state to FAILED.
Its most likely an issue of IP of servers. I don't know if there would be other causes to it but this is what happened in my case:
I had configured a domain for a specific IP originally, however when I changed the IP the above error logged on console.
Solution: Connected laptop to a network and provided a static IP(which was originally assigned) to it.
(Note : I tried to update the IP of servers to a new IP of assigned by new network however it didn't work.)
<Error> <Cluster> <BEA-000170> <Server managedServer1 did not receive the multicast packets that were sent by itself>
<Critical> <Health> <BEA-310006> <Critical Subsystem Cluster has failed. Setting server state to FAILED.
Its most likely an issue of IP of servers. I don't know if there would be other causes to it but this is what happened in my case:
I had configured a domain for a specific IP originally, however when I changed the IP the above error logged on console.
Solution: Connected laptop to a network and provided a static IP(which was originally assigned) to it.
(Note : I tried to update the IP of servers to a new IP of assigned by new network however it didn't work.)
If you want to change the credentials once entered in boot.properties file, I didn spend much time figuring out where the credentials store(looks like under BEA_HOME / user_projects / domains / / servers / / security / boot.properties). I just deleted entire folder.
ReplyDeleteI usually do it for clearing the weblogic cache.
google knows it :-D
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