The SOLAR.J2EE.CONNECTION phantoms make up the pool of connections between the UniVerse database that powers Eclipse and the JBoss application server that powers Solar, Job Management and other newer applications.
The number of phantoms you see active on your system may increase or decrease depending on how your system utilization.
For more information on how to configure how many phantoms run, see Why are there so many J2EE phantoms running?
If your server doesn’t have a DRAC, iLO or other network KVM, you can access the RHEL installer over the network using VNC:
linux vnc
Here’s a screencast showing the entire process from start to finish:
To download and install nmon on your Linux server:
mkdir -p /u2/UTILS/bin && cd /u2/UTILS/bin wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/nmon/files/nmon_x86_rhel52 chmod +x nmon_x86_rhel52 ln -s nmon_x86_rhel52 nmon
Log in as root and run:
cd /u2/uv bin/uvregen -z
The serial number and other details will be printed to the console. For example:
[root@firestorm uv]# bin/uvregen -z UniVerse Ver.: 10.3.6 Serial#......: 12345678 Expiry Date..: 1/1/2500 Max Logins...: 60 Device Licn..: Disabled Conn per Dev.: 0 Authorized...: Yes UV master key: SYSTEM Package Name User Limit Expiry Date -UVNET 0 uv -GCI 60 1/1/2500 -UCI 60 1/1/2500 -UVCS 60 1/1/2500 -UVADM 60 1/1/2500 -UVODBC 60 1/1/2500 -iPHANTOM 60 1/1/2500 -CONNPL 0 uv
For ABS CrashPlan PRO software to operate correct, traffic between ABS CrashPlan PRO agents and our server must be allowed over ports 4282 and/or 443.