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Upcoming Webinar: Know What’s Changed – with NEW Server Configuration Monitor
Change management in IT is critical. But, even with a good change management process, changes are too often not correctly tracked, if at all. The configuration of your servers and applications is a key factor in their performance, availability, and security. Many incidents can be tracked back to an authorized (and sometimes unauthorized) configuration change, whether to a system file, configuration file, or Windows® Registry entry. Join SolarWinds VP of product management Brandon Shopp to discover how the new SolarWinds® Server Configuration Monitor is designed to help you.
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DPA is a web-based application written in Java. It therefore needs a Java Virtual Machine (i.e. a JRE or JDK) in order to run. When DPA starts up the first time, it searches for a JRE or JDK that is already installed on the server.
Note: This typically does not happen on Windows, Linux or Solaris since DPA ships with the appropriate JRE.
If DPA did not find a JRE or JDK version 1.5 or higher perform the following steps to complete the DPA installation:
DPA_home/iwc/tomcat/ignite_config/cat.txt file.shutdown.sh and then startup.sh.