Topics: IBM Content Manager

Tests to see if ICM is working correctly

Test access to the IBM HTTP Server by accessing the following URLs:

  • http://server.name.com
  • https://server.name.com
IBM HTTP Administration Server:
  • http://server.name.com:8008
WAS Admin console:
  • http://server.name.com:9090/admin
Snoop servlets:
  • http://server.name.com/snoop
  • http://server.name.com/icmrm/snoop
  • https://server.name.com/icmrm/SnoopServlet
  • http://server.name.com:9080/snoop
  • https://server.name.com:9443/snoop
  • http://server.name.com:9081/icmrm/snoop
  • https://server.name.com:9444/icmrm/snoop
Accessing the Resource Manager:
  • http://server.name.com/icmrm/ICMResourceManager
  • https://server.name.com:9444/icmrm/ICMResourceManager
  • https://server.name.com:9444/icmrm/ICMRMAdminServlet
    (log in with your "rmadmin" user and password)
  • https://server.name.com/icmrm/ICMRMAdminServlet/sms
  • http://server.name.com/icmrm/UTFTestServlet
  • https://server.name.com/icmrm/UTFTestServlet
Start the IBM Content Manager V8 Client for Windows and log in.
  • Import a document into the NOINDEX document type.
  • Do a basic search on the NOINDEX document type and find your imported document.
  • Double click the document to display it (if not already displayed).
  • Close the Windows client.
Now start the eClient:
  • For version 8.2: http://server.name.com/eClient82/IDMInit
  • For version 8.3: http://server.name.com:9083/eclient/IDMInit
  • Log in.
  • Do a search on the NOINDEX item type.
  • Find and display the imported document.
    (if no document displays, check if you installed and configured XVFB)
Start the System Administration Client.
  • Log in.
  • Click on Resource Managers.
  • Click on the plus (+) sign for Resource Managers.
  • Click on the resource manager that is shown.
  • If you have no error, SSL communication to the Resource Manager is working properly.




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