Chapter 37. Performing runtime operations using the management console


Using the management console you can:

  • Perform forced failover to another messaging server
  • Reset all message counters for a messaging server
  • Reset all message counters history for a messaging server
  • View information related to a messaging server
  • Close connections for a messaging server
  • Roll back transactions
  • Commit transactions

Procedure

  1. Access the management console and navigate to Server using either of the following:

    • RuntimeBrowse By Hosts Host Server
    • RuntimeBrowse By Server Groups Server Group Server
  2. Click Messaging ActiveMQ Server
  3. Click the arrow button next to View and click Force Failover.
  4. On the Force Failover window, click Yes.

    Resetting all message counters for a messaging server
  5. Access the management console and navigate to Server using either of the following:

    • RuntimeBrowse By Hosts Host Server
    • RuntimeBrowse By Server Groups Server Group Server
  6. Click Messaging ActiveMQ Server
  7. Click the arrow button next to View and click Reset.
  8. On the Reset window, click the toggle button next to Reset all message counters to enable the functionality.

    The button now displays ON in a blue background.

  9. Click Reset.
Resetting message counters history for a messaging server
  1. Access the management console and navigate to Server using either of the following:

    • RuntimeBrowse By Hosts Host Server
    • RuntimeBrowse By Server Groups Server Group Server
  2. Click Messaging ActiveMQ Server
  3. Click the arrow button next to View and click Reset.
  4. On the Reset window, click the toggle button next to Reset all message counters history to enable the functionality.

    The button now displays ON in a blue background.

  5. Click Reset.
Viewing information related to a messaging server

Using the management console you can view a list of the following information related to a messaging server:

  • Connections
  • Consumers
  • Producers
  • Connectors
  • Roles
  • Transactions

To view information related to a messaging server:

  1. Access the management console and navigate to Server using either of the following:

    • RuntimeBrowse By Hosts Host Server
    • RuntimeBrowse By Server Groups Server Group Server
  2. Click Messaging ActiveMQ Server and then click View.
  3. Click the appropriate item on the navigation pane to view a list of the item on the right pane.

    Closing connections for a messaging server
    You can close connections by providing an IP address, an ActiveMQ address match or a user name.

To close connections for a messaging server:

  1. Access the management console and navigate to Server using either of the following:

    • RuntimeBrowse By Hosts Host Server
    • RuntimeBrowse By Server Groups Server Group Server
  2. Click Messaging ActiveMQ Server and then click View.
  3. On the navigation pane, click Connections.
  4. On the Close window, click the appropriate tab based on which connection you want to close.
  5. Based on your selection, enter the IP address, ActiveMQ address match, or the user name, and then click Close.
Rolling back transactions for a messaging server
  1. Access the management console and navigate to Server using either of the following:

    • RuntimeBrowse By Hosts Host Server
    • RuntimeBrowse By Server Groups Server Group Server
  2. Click Messaging ActiveMQ Server and then click View.
  3. On the navigation pane, click Transactions.
  4. Select the transaction you want to roll back and click Rollback.
Committing transactions for a messaging server
  1. Access the management console and navigate to Server using either of the following:

    • RuntimeBrowse By Hosts Host Server
    • RuntimeBrowse By Server Groups Server Group Server
  2. Click Messaging ActiveMQ Server and then click View.
  3. On the navigation pane, click Transactions.
  4. Select the transaction you want to commit and click Commit.
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