Each application server has a slightly different process for enabling remote JMX Access. It's best to consult with your application server for specific instructions.For a default tomcat install, one can simply add the following line at the top of server/tomcat/bin/catalina.sh after initial comments (remember, many customers or admins modify start up scripts to a great extent, but the principle of enabling JMX remains...
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System RequirementsTomcat 6 or higher The application's web.xml has must have <distributable/> tag. Network RequirementsHave multicast enabled for tomcat to communicate. Configuring Tomcat for ClusterAdd the cluster config inside the <Host> tag. I have attached the cluster config text to this page. The only changes that needs to be made is the (name="<Put_application_Name_Here>"). Put the .war file name. export the server.xml file to...