You say that the admin port was configured to 8048, but what is 4848
used in wget command here?
the instance port?
Also do you see issues if you shutdown other instances of GF in this
machine, before trying to connect?
You may want to refer to the domain log and scan for ports before trying
to connect, just to make sure
that you are using the correct URLs.
-Sathyan
dave derry wrote:
> This is driving me buggy. I've tried with the Sun Enterprise Glassfish v2.1
> installer (sges-2_1-solaris-i586.bin), and the dev.java.net Glassfish v2.1
> jar file (glassfish-installer-v2.1-b60e-sunos_x86.jar), with the same
> results in both cases. The installation works successfully and I am able to
> start the domain. But when I try to access the admin console I don't get any
> response; it connects and awaits a response which never comes. If I connect
> with JConsole I notice that the heap space steadily grows and is garbage
> collected, and also that the number of threads created steadily increases.
>
> The output of uname -X is:
>
> System = SunOS
> Node = eaisdbad001
> Release = 5.10
> KernelID = Generic_127112-10
> Machine = i86pc
> BusType = <unknown>
> Serial = <unknown>
> Users = <unknown>
> OEM# = 0
> Origin# = 1
> NumCPU = 8
>
>
> running wget (admin port was set to 8048 to avoid conflicts with any other
> app servers on this box) results in
>
> /cygdrive/c> wget http://172.18.147.50:4848
> --2009-06-09 14:19:51-- http://172.18.147.50:4848/
> Connecting to 172.18.147.50:4848... connected.
> HTTP request sent, awaiting response...
>
>
> and it stays like that until I CTRL-C.
>
>
> There are no entries in the log file after the "Application server startup
> complete" message.
>
>
> Anyone have *any* clues to what could be going on here. This installation is
> just so that I can research a totally different problem that we are
> encountering with other functioning installations.
>
> Thanks,
> Dave Derry
>