Kamal,
There are a couple of variants of the access, that you might hit. I'll try to cover the communication ports and the different issues you might get into:
http://<em_host>:8080Webview
This is the unsecure http Jetty default port, and in I think 10.7, it is commented out within the <em_host>/config/webview-jetty.properties file. Secondary, you might hit your firewall if the webserver port is restricted. Other issues if you are hosting the EM on a shared host, you need to make sure the port is not currently being used.
http://<em_host>:8081Web Launch page
<em_host>/config/enterprisemanager-jetty.properties, much like the 8080 port
https://<em_host>:8443WebView
This is the secure port, but there are a number of things, such as server certificates and the like that you may need to install, create, trust, etc
https://<em_host>:8444Web Launch Page
Like port 8443 but in the enterprisemanager.jetty.properties file.
On the WebLaunch Page you can run the Java web start, in IE with Java or using the stand alone javaw.exe.
5001
Workstation
Either from the Introscope Workstation installation or from starting it up within a javaw context, both use the 5001 port to communicate with the EM. 5001 is the base communication port between the enterprise managers, agents and in this case the user interface of the Workstation
Also on the 5001 port you can use the Command Line Workstation (CLW) to query and command the EM
You might want to log into the EM host and using netstat, see if the port above are being use and are accepting calls from your workstation.
Hope that helps,
Billy
Original Message:
Sent: 09-05-2019 11:43 PM
From: kamal rath
Subject: How to acces the enterprise console
I have installed enterprise magnager as standalone and its successful. Could you please let me know how access the enterprise manager console where i can see my application to be monitored.
Thanks
Kamal Rath