Sun Gathering Debug Data for Sun Java System Web Proxy Server

Procedure1.5.1 To Collect Required Debug Data for Any Web Proxy Server Problem

To report problems described in this technical note, you need to collect some basic information. Basic information includes system details and date and time when the problem occurred. Follow these steps to collect the basic information.

  1. Note the day(s) and time(s) the problem occurred.

  2. Provide a graphical representation of your deployment. Include all hosts and IP addresses, host names, operating system versions, role they perform, and other important systems such as load balancers, firewalls, and so on.

  3. Note the version of the operating system.

    Solaris

    uname -a

    HP-UX

    uname -r

    Linux

    more /etc/redhat-release

    Windows

    C:\Program Files\Common files\Microsoft Shared\MSInfo\msinfo32.exe /report C:\report.txt

  4. Note the patch level.

    Solaris

    showrev -p

    HP-UX

    swlist

    Linux

    rpm -qa

    Windows

    Already provided in the C:\report.txt file.

  5. Note the version of Web Proxy Server.

    If a configured JDK is used instead of the default JRE then provide the output of the command java -version.

    Web Proxy Server Version is indicated in the error log of the instance during the start.

    • Start Instance Script

      UNIX and Linux

      server-root/proxy-identifier/start

    • Error logs

      UNIX and Linux

      server-root/proxy-identifier/logs/errors

      Windows

      server-root\proxy-identifier\logs\errors

    • Access logs

      UNIX and Linux

      server-root/proxy-identifier/logs/access

      Windows

      server-root\proxy-identifier\logs\access

  6. Create a tar file of the Web Proxy Server configuration directory.

    • Sun Java System Web Proxy Server :

      UNIX and Linux

      server-root/proxy-identifier/config Create a tar file of the server-root/proxy-identifier/configdirectory.

      Windows

      server-root/proxy-identifier\config Create a tar file of the server-rootproxy-identifier\config directory.


    Note –

    If possible, provide an explorer (SUNWexplo) of the machine where the problem occurs.