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How to set up auto-naming on a Java Agent

Preet.Gaur
AppDynamics Team

on ‎07-20-2017 02:36 PM

To set up a Java Agent to automatically give unique names to nodes for the application, add the following element to the /conf/controller-info.xml file.

 

<auto-naming>true</auto-naming>

 

 

Example using a 4.2.14.0 Agent:

 

  1. Add the following element to the /AppServerAgent-4.2.14.0/ver4.2.14.0/conf/controller-info.xml file: 
    • <auto-naming>true</auto-naming>
  2. Restart the JVM.
  3. Node names will be listed as null in the Controller UI until the server is started. Naming convention is application_server@host.
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