How will you find which operating system your system isrunning on in UNIX?
“uname”  -a

How do you find which process is taking how much CPU?
 ”top” command.

How do you check how much space left in current drive ?
“df” command
Example: ”df -h .” will list how full your current drive is.

How do you check if a particular process is listening on aparticular port on remote host?
“telnet” command .
Example “telnethostname port”, if it able to successfully connect then some process islistening on that port. To read more about telnet read networking command in UNIX

How do you find whether your system is 32 bit or 64 bit ?
Either by using “uname -a” command or by using”arch” command.

How do you find for how many days your Server is up?
“uptime” command

What are the diffrent flavours avilable in Unix?
Linux .. Red Hat Linux … Solaris … HPUX…IBM and AIX

How do you find which remote hosts are connecting to your host on a particular port say 10123?
“netstat”  command
execute netstat -a | grep”port” and it will list the entire host which is connected to thishost on port 10123.

How to find the port is used or free ?
netstat -an | grep :687

How do you see command line history in UNIX?
Very useful indeed, use history command along with grepcommand in unix to find any relevant command you have already executed. Purpose of this Unix Command Interview Questions is probably to check how familiar candidate is from available tools in UNIX operation system.

How do you know if a remote host is alive or not?
You can check these by using either ping or telnet commandin UNIX. This question is most asked in various Unix command Interview becauseits most basic networking test anybody wants to do it.

 what is the command used to run the process in backgroud & to log out of that process?
nohup ./anyservice.sh

what is the use of zip command?
It is used to ‘zip’ the directories or folder forthisinput file is ‘tarfile’.syntax: gzip director.tar ex: gzip abc.tar 19

How do you schedule a  job ?
 ’crontab’ command, is a schedular which is used to schedule any job at anytime around the year.syntax: crontab -l (listing the scheduler) ex:crontab -e(to edit and modify any changes in the scheduar.

If i want to change the permission . what is the command i need to use?
Chmod a+rwx filename

If i want to copy a file  what is the command i need to use?
cp fie1 file2

If i want to search a file from a folder what is the commandi need to use?
 ls dirname/filename


If i want to read last 200 line from a file what is thecommand i need to use?
tail  -200f  filename

If i want to edit a file How can you do it ?
vi  <<filename>>

How do you check an Application name”mobilepayment” is up and running ?
ps -ef | grep ”mobilepayment”

How do you stop the runningprocess ?
first you need to get the PID by  using    ps -ef |grep ”mobilepayment” then use
kill PID
kill-9 PID

How do you check the virtual memory statistics of your CPU ?
vmstat reports information about processes, memory, paging, block IO, traps, and cpu activity.
The first report produced gives averages since the last reboot. Addi- tional reports give information on a sampling period of length delay. The process and memory reports are instantaneous in either case.

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The purpose of this -short- tutorial is to guide you until you can send and read a « HelloWorld » message passing through Tibco RendezVous

Installation

• Set the variable JAVA_HOME
  Eg, in my case:
  
  set JAVA_HOME=C:\java\jdk150_10
  
  
• Get the file to be installed:
  
• TIB_rv_8.1.2_win_x86_vc8.zip
• Unzip the content in your local drive
• Launch the installer (.exe)
  • select Custom installation
  • choose the installation folder, eg: C:\tibco
  • keep default options for other requests
• Set the variable TIBRV_HOME
  Eg, in my case:
  
  set TIBRV_HOME=C:\tibco\tibrv\8.1
  
  

Main Runnables
RVD: Daemon
Launching the daemon on local host on port 8181 (default port: 7580):

rvd -http 8181

You should see the following trace:
C:\tibco\tibrv\8.1\bin>rvd -http 8181 

TIB/Rendezvous daemon 
Copyright 1994-2008 by TIBCO Software Inc. 
All rights reserved. 

 Version 8.1.2 V8 9/26/2008 
2010-01-19 16:37:02 rvd: Command line: rvd -http 8181 
2010-01-19 16:37:02 rvd: Hostname: MYLOCALMACHINE
2010-01-19 16:37:02 rvd: Hostname IP address: 123.123.123.123 
2010-01-19 16:37:02 rvd: Detected IP interface: 123.123.123.123 (IP00) 
2010-01-19 16:37:02 rvd: Detected IP interface: 127.0.0.1 (loopback) 
2010-01-19 16:37:02 rvd: Unable to find ticket file tibrv.tkt in PATH 
2010-01-19 16:37:02 rvd: Http interface - http://myLocalMachine.myDomain:8181

tibrvsend: send a message
To send a message on myLocalMachine:7580:

.\tibrvsend.exe -service 7580 -network MYLOCALMACHINE mySubject myMessage

Expected output:

C:\tibco\tibrv\8.1\bin>.\tibrvsend.exe -service 7580 -network MYLOCALMACHINE mySubject myMessage 

 Publishing: subject=mySubject "myMessage" 
2010-01-19 16:52:11 RV: TIB/Rendezvous Error Not Handled by Process:
 {ADV_ ADV_SOURCE="SYSTEM" ADV_NAME="LICENSE.EXPIRE" ADV_DESC="The license will expire" expiretime=2010-01-19 16:02:11Z host="10.30.226.147"}

tibrvlisten: listen to messages
Abstract
To listed to messages published on MYLOCALMACHINE:7580, related to subject mySubject:

tibrvlisten -service 7580 -network MYLOCALMACHINE mySubject

Use case: HelloWorld
For instance, let’s assume that you launch this command from one frame:

C:\tibco\tibrv\8.1\bin>.\tibrvsend.exe -service 7580 -network localhost mySubject HelloWorld Publishing: subject=mySubject "HelloWorld"

Here is what appears in the « listening » frame:

2010-01-19 17:01:32 (2010-01-19 16:01:32.990000000Z): subject=mySubject, message={DATA="HelloWorld"}

Notice you can have many instances listening to the same messages.

Other runnables
Launch the daemon manager

• Launch:
  
  cd %TIBRV_HOME%/RVDM ./RVDM.bat -http 8282 .
  
  
• You should see following messages, that you can ignore:
  2010-01-19 13:01:48 rvdm: RVDM has activated. 2010-01-19 13:02:03 RV: TIB/Rendezvous Error Not Handled by Process: {ADV_ ADV_SOURCE="SYSTEM" ADV_NAME="LICENSE.EXPIRE" ADV_DESC="The license will expire" e xpiretime=2010-01-19 12:11:48Z host="123.123.123.123"}
  
  
• To check the daemon is on, you can open the address http://localhost:8282 on your favorite browser.

Example sources
Example sources are available in folder %TIBRV_HOME%/src/examples/java

Misc
TIBRV_HOME\bin folder fosters a couple of binaries:

• rvntscfg.exe: Services Configuration Program

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There is the same Universal Installer by TIBCO, it helps to make installation process easy. Execute it, accept the license agreement, create a new or select an existing environment, check the summary and complete the installation.

Then I can star EMSCA from my Start menu. This is Eclipse, I have to create a new workspace. Then File => New EMS Central Administration Project. Enter host name and port, where is EMSCA Server is installed. Enter username and password to connect, select the deployment to create a project for.

Next step is synchronizing with EMS. TIBCO EMS => Synchronize Configurations With EMS Servers. Enter username and password, select EMS server to synchronize.

Now I can change the server configuration. Then save to SVN repository. TIBCO EMS => Save Configurations to Repository.

Then it is possible to deploy changes to the server. TIBCO EMS => Deploy EMS Project.

So, this was short description of the TIBCO EMS Central Administration, very helpful tool to manage configurations of multiple EMS instances.




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Solution :

Step 1) Install new host certificate in Business Connect–>System Settings –>Server Identities onTIBCO Admin Consol.
Now select this certificate in Business Connect Application–>Public Process Configuration—>HTTPS—>Host Identity for HTTPS server.
There will be a drop down to select the certificate. Select the latest cert which you installed in step 1.

Step 2) This is the private key which you have uploaded in Business Connect.Now for a web-url, you need to upload the Public Key.
For your web-url, you must have enabledfirewall configuraion.In firewall configuration, you need to upload this public key.


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Pre-requisites:

1) Administrator rights on the target server
2) iProcess Engine (version 11.1.0)
3) pthread.dll – POSIX thread implementation for Win32 environment.
4) SQLServer instance with user account having the correct permissions (see below) - as we will install the SQLServer version of the iProcess Engine.

NOTE: The installation process may require several re-starts, especially if you also install SQLServer instance on the same server, so make sure that the server can be restarted without problems.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: During the install process you will be required to supply a lot of information including usernames, passwords, node names, port numbers etc. Make sure you note these down as you complete each screen of the install wizard. It is very easy to forget a password or username when you really need it!

Space requirements:
iProcess Engine ~ 370 – 400 MB

Installation process:
The installation process is quite straight forward with a wizard like interface.

  (a) Pre-install:
1) Copy pthread.dll to the windows/system32 folder. This is required and the installation process will not start till the pthread.dll file is in the right place. On Windows 7 the folder to use for pthread.dll is windows/SysWOW64.

2) SQLServer access – make sure you can connect to the SQLServer instance and make a careful note of the connection parameters, username and password to be used. Also make sure the username you use has permission to create new databases/tables.

The installer will ask you for this information as the iProcess engine stores all its information in a database. The installer creates the main iProcess database and various tables, within it, as a part of the installation process. The easiest way of messing up the install is to give it a username which doesn’t have the required permissions to perform the table creation activity.

3) Log in as administrator.

  (b) Install:

The install section is fairly straight forward and is well covered in the TIBCO iProcess documentation. I will, therefore, not do a step by step description here but give an overall picture of the install process.

The install process starts off with various iProcess Engine related settings such as the node name (default: staffw_nod1).

NOTE: If you change the iProcess node name MAKE SURE you record it as you will be needing it almost everywhere.

Things done during the install process:

1) Define node name.
2) Define licensee name, which for some strange reason has to be at least 4 characters long.
3) Define a new iProcess administrator account (username and password).
4) Option to require users to login using a password (it is a hard to miss checkbox at the bottom of the screen).
5) Setup a SQLServer connection and create two new SQLServer user accounts (usernames and passwords): swpro and swuser
6) Setup Business Studio deployment (WebDAV), JMS connectivity, Email server as well as the iProcess web-server.

  (c) Post-install:

iProcess Objects Server Configuration -

This is where the fun really begins. Now is the time to configure the iProcess Objects Server. This bit is specially important if you are planning to install the TIBCO BusinessWorks iProcess plugin. Basically the plugin needs DB connection information. So you might want to select ‘ENABLED’ here.

A very important thing that you will need to do during this step is to setup the port for TCP. Open up the ‘services’ file in windows/system32/drivers/etc and scroll all the way to the bottom. There you should see two entries for iProcess similar to:

NODENAME_worker    PORTNUMBER/tcp      # Entry inserted by installer
NODENAME_watcher  PORTNUMBER/tcp      # Entry inserted by installer
Below the last entry add your own entry to define the TCP port to be used by the iProcess Objects Server (replace CAPPED entried with your values):

PORTNAME       PORTNUMBER/tcp               #Your comments

Copy-paste the PORTNAME to the TCP port textbox in TCP Settings tab in the iProcess Objects Server Configuration.

Save all settings and close the Configuration panel. Then restart the server.

After restart go to the ‘Services’ section of the Administrative Tools panel and locate the iProcess service (there will be two services if you also installed the iProcess web server).

NOTE: Make sure the SQLServer on which the iProcess database was created is up and running.

Start up the ‘iProcess Process Sentinals’ service.

If everything has been installed properly then the service will start up normally (it takes some time to do so, don’t be worried if you don’t see the progress bar moving for some time).

In case the service does not start up normally (Windows will throw up an error message) the FIRST thing to check is whether the SQLServer instance, you created the database on, is reachable and you can login with the same credentials you provided (swpro) during the install.

Testing the install:

The best way to test the install (ONLY if you are the administrator AND you have studied the documentation) is to play around with ‘swadm’  in the ‘swserver/NODENAME/util’ directory.

One of the things you might want to do is allow addition of non-OS users to iProcess, especially important if you have enabled external authentication (e.g. through LDAP).

Open up command line interface and go to the ‘util’ directory. Type in and press enter the following command:

swadm set_attribute 0 ALL 0 DISABLE_USER_CHECK 1

The above command sets up a new attribute called DISABLE_USER_CHECK with the value of ’1′. It will allow the addition of non-OS users for all processes. 0 is the Logical Machine ID, ALL signifies do it for all processes (otherwise add process name) and 0 is for the process instance.

An easier way to check it is to install the Windows-based Workspace Browser (11.1.0) and point it to the new iProcess engine.

NOTE: I have done a similar install on Windows 7 – 64bit edition. While TIBCO does not support iProcess Engine SQLServer (11.1.0) on Windows 7, there were no problems in the installation and the performance was up to the mark.




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