Setting up JVM targets individually

1. On EZJE, hyperlink on Setup MJEJVM targets under Setup & Configuration. 

   The JVM Add Targets wizard is displayed.

   JOB Information                                                             
                                                                              
   Job Name           MJEDZERV                   Jobname for JVMs              
                                                                              
   JMX Information                                                             
                                                                              
   Description        ZconnectEE-0192 JVM auto c   JVM Description               
   JMX Port           0                          JMX Listener Port             
   Security Suffix    NO                       N Create MJESSL Member?         
   JMX Protocol       JRMP                       REST, IIOP or JRMP                  
   Debug Level        00                         Debug Level Control           
   JVM History        D                          Capture JVM History           
                                                                              
   Health Center Information  (ACTIVE    AUTO)                                 
                                                                              
   Health Center Port SCAN    HC Listener Port                                 
   HC Security Suffix NO      Only valid with Port                             
                              nnnnn                                            
                      Collect                                                  
   Garbage Collection Y (Y|N)                                                  
   Classes            Y (Y|N)                                                  
   Class Histogram    Y (Y|N)   * Interval 15 Minutes *                        
   Object Allocation  O (Y|N|O) * between 0          and 0          bytes *    
   Event Only Mode    Y                                                        
                                                                              
   z/OS Connect EE Information                                   
                                                              
   HTTP Port          0     Used if MJESSL suffix is NO       
   HTTPS Port         0     requires MJESSL value             
   Security Suffix    NO    MJESSL suffix for this connection
                                                                              
   End to add this target                                                      
   Cancel to exit without adding                                               
   HELP to display help

2. Complete the fields as described in the following table:

   Field	Default value	Description
   Job Name=jobName	No default	Job name on which you want to set up a target
   JMX Information
   Description=description	No default	Description of the target
   JMX Port=n	0	JMX listening port for BMC AMI Ops Monitor for Java Environments This port number should match the port that you set up for the JVM in the Configuration JMX setup. For more information, see Configuring-JMX-and-IBM-Health-Center. Important If you specify 0 (the default), no JMX data is returned.
   Security Suffix=[NO | xx]	NO	Suffix of the SSL member that you want the new target to use Valid values are: NO (the default), which adds SSL member MJESSLNO to the target. MJESSLNO contains no SSL parameters. xx, representing a two-character user-specified suffix of an existing SSL member. Alternatively, if you want to create a new SSL member, specify a suffix for the new SSL member. Important If you specify a suffix for a new SSL member, you must also specify Create MJESSL Member?=Y .
   Create MJESSL Member?=[Y | N]	N	Whether to create a new SSL security profile
   JMX Protocol=[JRMP | IIOP | REST]	JRMP	Connection protocol as defined in the target JVM for JMX connectivity Valid values are: IIOP JRMP REST Important If you specify JMX Protocol=REST, you must specify the following values: For the JMX Port parameter, specify the HTTPS port for the Representational state transfer (REST) local interface. For the Security Suffix parameter, specify the suffix of an SSL member containing security information for the REST server. For more information, view the Quick CourseSet MVJE and Liberty servers to gather JMX data using the REST interface.
   Debug Level=nn	00	Level of debugging for each JMX connection to the target JVM Valid values are 00 and 01. Important You should change this value only at BMC Support's request.
   History=[D | Y | N]	D	Whether to collect history data Valid values are: D (the default), uses the value that is specified in MJEINIxx Y, collects history data N, does not collect data
   Health Center Information
   Health Center Port=[Scan | nnnnn]	Scan	Health Center port to which the product should connect Valid values are: Scan, the product scans the target address space for a listening Health Center port nnnnn, representing a port number Important If you specified JMX Protocol=REST , and your port falls in the scan range between HCPORTSTART and HCPORTEND, specify Scan.
   Security Suffix=[NO | xx ]	NO	Suffix of the SSL member that you want to use for building Health Center security properties for the JVM Valid values are: NO (the default), which adds SSL member MJESSLNO to the target. MJESSLNO contains no SSL parameters. xx, representing a two-character user-specified suffix of an existing SSL member. Alternatively, if you want to create a new SSL member, specify a suffix for the new SSL member.
   Garbage Collection=[Y | N]	Y	Whether to collect information about garbage collectors
   Classes=[Y | N]	Y	Whether to collect information about the Java classes being loaded and their usages
   Class Histograms=[Y | N] *Interval nn minutes*	Y, 15	Whether to collect class histograms Valid values are: Y (the default), collects class histograms at nn minute intervals N, no class histograms are collected
   Object Allocation=[O | Y | N] *between nnnn and nnnn bytes*	O	Whether to collect out-of-line memory allocations Valid values are: O (the default), collects all memory allocations within the JVM Y, collects all memory allocations between nnnn and nnnn bytes N, no memory allocations are collected
   Event Only Mode=Y	Y	Whether Health Center should operate in only event mode Important You cannot modify this field.
   z/OS Connect EE Information
   HTTP Port= nnnnn	0	Port number for a http listener port The product uses this port if you specify Security Suffix=NO for the z/OS Connect EE target.
   HTTPS Port=nnnnn	0	Port number for a https listener port The product uses this port if you specify an SSL member for the z/OS Connect EE target.
   Security Suffix=[NO | xx ]	NO	Suffix of the SSL member that you want to use for building z/OS Connect EE security properties for the JVM Valid values are: NO (the default), which adds SSL member MJESSLNO to the target. MJESSLNO contains no SSL parameters. xx, representing a two-character user-specified suffix of an existing SSL member. Alternatively, if you want to create a new SSL member, specify a suffix for the new SSL member.

3. (optional) To add additional JVM targets, complete the following steps for each additional target:

   1. On the COMMAND line, enter N (Next).A message indicates that the target entry was built.

      Warning

      The target is not yet saved or installed. Do not exit the JVM Add Targets wizard before saving or installing the targets, which occurs in Step 6.

   2. Complete each dialog field for the new target.
4. When finished adding targets, on the COMMAND line enter E (End).

5. If you specified Y in the Create MJESSL Member? field, complete the Create Security Member dialog and then enter SAVE on the COMMAND line.

   Field	Default value	Description
   Description=description	No default	Description of the SSL member
   Member Suffix=xx	xx	Suffix for the new SSL member Define a two-character number or alphanumeric suffix.
   SSL Enabled=[YES | NO]	N	Whether the target JVM requires SSL security for the connection
   Password Auth=[YES | NO]	N	Whether the target JVM requires authenticating the user ID and password for JMX connectivity
   Client Auth=[YES | NO]	N	Whether the target JVM requires SSL client authentication
   SSL Debug=[YES | NO]	N	Whether to create debug information on connection communications
   Keystore=keystorePath	No default	USS path to a keystore for SSL handshaking When the target JVM requires SSL security (SSL Enabled=YES), the implementation of SSL security is either Java SSL (JSSE) or IBM RACF SSL. Valid values are as follows: Java SSL (JSSE) –  the file path of the keystore RACF SSL –  the name of the RACF keyring  Important If you are using MJESSL xx to gather resource information for z/OS Connect EE, the keystore should include the public key for the z/OS Connect EE server in additional to the PAS's public and private keys.
   Key Password=keystorePassword	No default	Password for the specified keystore
   Key Type=keystoreType	No default	Type of keystore Valid values are: Java SSL (JSSE) –  JKS RACF SSL –  JCERACFKS
   Truststore=truststorePath	No default	USS path to a truststore for SSL handshaking When the target JVM requires SSL security (SSL Enabled=YES), the implementation of SSL security is either Java SSL or RACF SSL. Valid values are as follows:  Java SSL (JSSE) –  the file path of the truststore RACF SSL –  the name of the RACF keyring
   Trust Password=truststorePassword	No default	Password for the specified truststore
   Trust Type=truststoreType	No default	Type of truststore Valid values are: Java SSL (JSSE) –  JKS RACF SSL –  JCERACFKS

6.  In the Save Current Targets dialog, take one of the following actions:

   Action	Steps
   To install the new targets into the running PAS and save the target definitions	1. In the Member Suffix field, define a two-character number or alphanumeric suffix.  2. In the Overwrite field, define one of the following values: Y to overwrite existing members with the specified suffix N to retain the existing member Important If no member exists with the defined suffix, specify N . 3. On the COMMAND line, enter Persist.
   To install the new targets into the running PAS without saving the target definitions	On the COMMAND line, enter Install. Important When the BMC AMI Ops Monitor for Java Environments PAS shuts down, these targets will be lost.
   To save the target definitions	1. In the Member Suffix field, define a two-character number or alphanumeric suffix.  2. In the Overwrite field, define one of the following values: Y to overwrite existing members with the specified suffix N to retain the existing member. Important If no member exists with the defined suffix, specify N . 3. On the COMMAND line, enter Save.

When EZJE returns, the Setup MJEJVM targets option has changed to MJEJVM targets (unless you saved without installing to the PAS, in which case the option remains unchanged).