This article describes what to do if XMLConfig fails and displays the
following message at its command line:
MLC0137E Make sure that adminserver is up and running.
Additionally check -nameServiceHost and -nameServicePort pair,
if using remote admin server.
One or more of the following conditions is likely to have caused the problem:
The admin server did not start properly.
XMLConfig is being run remotely from the machine on which
the product administrative server
is installed, and the -nameServiceHost parameter has not been set to the
host name of the machine that contains the administrative server.
The naming service port was changed from the default value of 900 on the application
server and the -nameServicePort parameter was not set to the changed port value.
The -nameServicePort parameter was defined, but the -nameServiceHost parameter
was not.
If the fully qualified host name (host name and domain) is specified for the
-adminNodeName parameter, instead of the node name (short host name),
expect this error:
001.553 22f45b XMLConfig X Unabled to export Virtual Host Data: {0}
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException:
If the XMLConfig tool is being run remotely with respect to the machine on which
the administrative server is running, ensure that the
-nameServiceHost and -adminNodeName parameters are set to the
host name of the remote machine.
If the naming service port has been changed from the default value on the machine
on which the administrative server is running, look in the
administrative server configuration file for the parameter:
com.ibm.ejs.sm.adminServer.bootstrapPort
Set the XMLConfig -nameServicePort parameter to this port value.
If you use the -nameServicePort parameter, you must also use the
-nameServiceHost parameter, even if you are running XMLConfig on the same machine as
the administrative server.
Modify the -adminNodeName parameter to use the node name, which
can be found as your host name in your TCP/IP networking configuration
and also in the WebSphere Administrative Console under
WebSphere Administrative Domain.