Understanding Run-time Administration


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Using the BEA Tuxedo TOP END Domain Gateway

The main tools for run-time administration are:

A command, dmadmin(1), that allows administrators to configure, monitor, and tune domain gateway groups dynamically
A Domains administrative server, DMADM(5), that provides the administrative processing required for updating a Domains configuration. This server acts as a back-end to the dmadmin command.
A gateway administrative server, GWADM(5), that provides the run-time administrative processing required for a specific gateway group. This server also acts as a back-end to the dmadmin command.
Note: The GWTOPEND(5) gateway process provides connectivity to remote gateway processes. Clients and servers send and receive messages between BEA Tuxedo and BEA TOP END systems via the GWTOPEND process. This process is not involved in Domains administration.

The following illustration shows how these tools are used in run-time administration.

Domains Run-time Administration