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Hi Mark,
Using WebSphere Application SErver 9.0.5.12j I performed the following steps with success, this was on a test system WebSphere base using file based user registry:
Log in using Primary Admin User
Navigate Users and Groups > Manage Users
Click Create
Enter user id, first name, last name of operator
Provide password
Click Create
Navigate Users and Groups > Adminstrative user roles
Click Add
Select Operator
Enter operator as Search string
Click Search
Select operator from Available list
Click right arrow so it appears in Mapped to role list
Click Ok
Save configuration
Logout
Login as operator
Navigate Troubleshooting > Java dumps and cores
Select server
Click Java Core
After this the Java Core was created.
Hi Alasdair,
I appreciate what the MBean documentation says but when I have tried to generate these dumps from the WAS console I could not do it unless I granted the Admin Security Manager role to the user that I was logged in as.
I'm happy to have a webex to demonstrate this in theh WAS console.
best regards,
Mark
The ability to create a heapdump, systemdump or Java Core makes use of the JVM MBean. The documentation for the MBean documents the roles that enable it and AdminSecurityManager is not required, either Operator or Administrator is provided. Any user with Operator access or above can perform this function.
Hi. please provide some instructions about how to see/use this functionality for a user account that does NOT have the Admin Security Manager role.
Thanks Mark