Use this page to view and manage your middleware servers. Middleware servers are generic servers in the middleware tier that host applications or their data.
Use this page to create new middleware servers, middleware server templates, or delete existing middleware servers.
Button | Resulting action |
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New | Opens a wizard that helps you create a middleware server. Server types include application, generic, on demand router, proxy, or Web server. Each server type has a unique wizard. You can also add a server that is not running WebSphere Virtual Enterprise that already exists in your environment such as a PHP server, Apache Tomcat server, BEA WebLogic server, JBoss server, custom HTTP server, WebSphere Application Server Community Edition server, or an External WebSphere application server. External WebSphere applications servers include Version 5.1 and greater versions of WebSphere application servers with middleware agents installed. |
Delete | Removes the server. |
Templates | Opens the list of defined server templates. Server templates are copies of server configuration data that can be used as a starting point for creating servers. You can create or edit existing templates. |
Start | Starts a server or multiple servers that you select. Enable the Select check box for each middleware server that you want to start, then click Start. |
Stop | Stops a server or multiple servers that you select. Enable the Select check box for each middleware server that you want to stop, then click Stop. |
Terminate | Terminates the server immediately. |
Set mode | Sets maintenance mode on the selected
servers. Choose a maintenance mode and click Set mode. By setting
maintenance mode, you can perform diagnostics, maintenance, or tuning
on the server without disrupting incoming traffic to the server in
a production environment.
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Submit Action | Runs the action list for a Web server in the action column. |
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