[์คํ์์ค์ปจ์คํ ]JBoss AS7/EAP6 - JMS and JMXJi-Woong Choi
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This is a guide document that how you can setting up JMS Queue and JMX on JBoss AS 7.1.1.Final or EAP6. In EAP5, server port for JMS used 1099, but EAP6 doesn't use that port any longer. This also explains about JBoss JMX to monitor Java heap and JMX via MBean.
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The document provides instructions for setting up an OpenVPN 2.1 server in bridged mode on FreeBSD 8. It describes installing OpenVPN, generating certificates, configuring the server, creating up and down scripts, configuring the firewall, and testing the server. The bridged mode allows VPN clients to access local network resources as if they were on site by assigning them an IP on the server's subnet.
This document is the preface to the fourth edition of "The Complete FreeBSD" manual. It discusses the history and development of the book, including that it was written in troff and formatted on February 24, 2006 using GNU groff under FreeBSD 6.0-CURRENT. It also covers licensing terms for the book, noting it is available under a Creative Commons license, and acknowledges contributions from various individuals and projects.
[์คํ์์ค์ปจ์คํ ]JBoss AS7/EAP6 - JMS and JMXJi-Woong Choi
ย
This is a guide document that how you can setting up JMS Queue and JMX on JBoss AS 7.1.1.Final or EAP6. In EAP5, server port for JMS used 1099, but EAP6 doesn't use that port any longer. This also explains about JBoss JMX to monitor Java heap and JMX via MBean.
If you want to get more information or open source, please email
The document provides instructions for setting up an OpenVPN 2.1 server in bridged mode on FreeBSD 8. It describes installing OpenVPN, generating certificates, configuring the server, creating up and down scripts, configuring the firewall, and testing the server. The bridged mode allows VPN clients to access local network resources as if they were on site by assigning them an IP on the server's subnet.
This document is the preface to the fourth edition of "The Complete FreeBSD" manual. It discusses the history and development of the book, including that it was written in troff and formatted on February 24, 2006 using GNU groff under FreeBSD 6.0-CURRENT. It also covers licensing terms for the book, noting it is available under a Creative Commons license, and acknowledges contributions from various individuals and projects.
The document is the FreeBSD Handbook, which covers installation and day-to-day use of FreeBSD 7.3-RELEASE and 8.0-RELEASE. It includes information on installing FreeBSD, basic UNIX concepts, installing applications, configuring the X Window System, common tasks, system administration, and security. The handbook is written and maintained by the FreeBSD Documentation Project.
The document provides information about the Cisco Nexus 7009 switch, including:
- It is a modular network switch with up to 9 slots that can support 336 10GbE or 1GbE ports.
- It uses up to 5 Crossbar Fabric Modules and 2 power supplies.
- The Nexus 7009 specifications section provides additional details about its hardware capabilities and supported interface speeds.