I don’t quite understand your configuration.
You have:
3 UM realms - all on same Linux machine?
EM installed on a different machine on Windows
Is the cluster already configured?
When you run EM, which realm(s) are you able to connect to?
If you have problems, what are the steps you choose in EM and what error comes up?
Thanks for clarifying.
If you run EM on node 2, can you connect to UM realm on node 1 (using Connections > Connect to Realm)?
Also, if you run EM on node 1, can you select Connections > Connect to Realm, and then enter the correct URL in the following format:
nsp://realm1server:9000
Yes I can connect to all three UM Realms when run EM on node 2 and node 3.
Even when I run EM on node 1 I used to connect to all three UM realms using the appropriate URLs.
But now the problem is when I run EM on node 1 it is getting hanged by popping up the below error. Hence I could not access or connect to any realm on it.
Venkat,
on my local environment, I am able to get that error if I run EM, then choose Connection > Connect to Realm and enter a URL without a protocol, i.e. localhost:9000 instead of nsp://localhost:9000
If you are getting it on the initial startup of EM, then it does imply a possible issue at installation or realm-creation time.
When you click OK on that error popup, does EM shut down? Or are you able to select Connection > Connect to Realm?
It is coming up initially itself and that pops up for more than 15-15 times. If I click OK it is allowing me to connect to the realm. ( Some times it gets hanged and wont allow to do any operation ) .
But after that when I check cluster summary node 1 is appearing as offline.
FYI: This entire set up was working fine earlier.
Attached the screenshot of cluster summary for your reference.
there seems to be something wring with your EM connection details. Seeing as this i Unix, I’m not sure how that works. May I suggest you raise a support ticket to help resolve this?