Does anyone have any info on how many servers would start if you run the nserver +(parameters)command and you had multiple partitions on the machine? Since the partitions share the same executables but different data directories we aren’t sure what the behaviour would be. thanks
Subject: Jconsole and partitioned servers
As Jim explained in his posting, each server partition has its own notes.ini in its data directory. So when you run “nserver -jc” the server controller and console will be started in its data directory. For example, if you have three partitions, and run “nserver -jc” for each one of them, you will see three Jconsoles’ started. However, if you want one Jconsole to monitor other partitions, you need to start other servers as “nserver -jc -c” so that you can connect from that one Console to other partitioned controllers.
Mallareddy
Subject: Jconsole and partitioned servers
On partitioned servers the notes.ini file is stored in the data directory rather than the program directory. When you start the server you “point” it at a notes.ini file, so you can get multiple servers. The same would apply if you wanted to start multiple Jconsoles.