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Platform Support for Node Manager
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Platform Support for Node Manager
The Node Manager is available for use only on Windows and UNIX platforms. Native
libraries are available for running the Node Manager on Windows, Solaris, HP-UX,
AIX and Red Hat Linux operating systems. For UNIX operating systems other than
Solaris and HP UX, you will need to use the following argument on the
java command
line when starting the Node Manager:
-Dweblogic.nodemanager.nativeVersionEnabled=false
Note: If you wish to start the Node Manager on a UNIX operating system other than
Solaris or HP UX, you cannot have any white space characters in any of the
parameters that will be passed to the
java command line in starting the Node
Manager. For example, if you try to use the parameter
-Dweblogic.Name=big iron
this will not work due to the space character in the name big iron.
Starting the Node Manager from the
Command Line
There are two ways to start the Node Manager. You can start the Node Manager from
the
java command line, or you can use Node Manager start scripts. For information
about using scripts, see Starting the Node Manager Using Start Scripts. Node Manager
can also be set up as a Windows service. If Node Manager is a Windows service, it will
be automatically restarted whenever Windows reboots. For information on setting up
Node Manager as a Windows service, see Setting Up Node Manager as a Windows
Service.