Guidelines

Where is the WebSphere admin console URL?

Where is the WebSphere admin console URL?

Launch the WebSphere Administrative Console either from the Start menu or by opening a browser and entering the URL, http://localhost:9090/admin where 9090 is the default port for the administrative console.

Where is WebSphere admin console port number?

Version 6 port numbers

Port name WebSphere Application Server File
Value
HTTP Admin Console Port (WC_adminhost) 9060 serverindex.xml and virtualhosts.xml
HTTPS Transport Port (WC_defaulthost_secure) 9443
HTTPS Admin Console Secure Port (WC_adminhost_secure) 9043

How do I open WebSphere Admin console?

Start the console by clicking Start > All programs > IBM WebSphere > IBM WebSphere Application Server version_number > Profiles > AppSrv01 > Administrative console You might have to pass the security steps of your browser. Log in by entering the user name and password that you defined when you created the profile.

Where is my IBM console port?

For more information about port numbers that your IBM® i system currently uses, enter the NETSTAT *CNN command on the CL command line. Press F14 to view assigned port numbers. You can also use the port validator tool to find port conflicts between different WebSphere Application Server profiles, products, and servers.

What is the URL for the WebSphere admin console?

Answer. Assuming a successful install, using default properties, the URL for the administrative console would be: http://yourserver:9060/ibm/console. or. https://yourserver:9043/ibm/console. (where ‘yourserver’ is the server WebSphere is installed on) This is also assuming the 9060 and 9043 ports were not already in use.

Where do I find the port in WebSphere?

As mentioned by Michal in his answer, the port can be found in the Administrative console under Servers -> Server types -> WebSphere application servers -> (your server name) -> Ports (in the Connunication section).

How to know the URL of installed application on WebSphere?

The remainder of the URL can be looked up and configured under Applications -> Application Types -> WebSphere enterprise applications -> (your application name) -> Context Root For Web Modules (in the Web Module Properties section). None of the answer’s worked for me as my application used a virtual host.

How to Enable WebSphere in debug mode in web console?

Enable WebSphere in Debug Mode In WebSphere web console, left navigation, 1. Servers –> Server Types –> WebSphere application servers 2. Under Server Infrastructure section –> expand Java and Process Management –> Process definition 3. Under Additional Properties section –> click Java Virtual Machine 4. Checked the “Debug Mode” 5.