CRRRA0003I received during configuration of App Server port during RRDI setup
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Hi Silvia,
Are you getting any error? I would suggest checking the setup server logs under <RRDI_Install>\setup\logs as well as the WAS logs during the time of the failure. If that does not reveal the root cause, we can turn up the logging for the setup server to TRACE by modifying the log4j.properties file in the <RRDI_Install>\setup\logs folder, restarting the setup server and running the setup wizard again. Feel free to post the errors here once you've done that and we will have a look. Hope it helps,
Are you getting any error? I would suggest checking the setup server logs under <RRDI_Install>\setup\logs as well as the WAS logs during the time of the failure. If that does not reveal the root cause, we can turn up the logging for the setup server to TRACE by modifying the log4j.properties file in the <RRDI_Install>\setup\logs folder, restarting the setup server and running the setup wizard again. Feel free to post the errors here once you've done that and we will have a look. Hope it helps,
I don't see much in the logs other than the port was already in use during a previous install attempt. But I also see you're attempting the configuration on two unsupported platforms (Windows 8 and WAS 8.5). I would highly recommend installing on a supported platform, as it is likely the root of your issue. See "System Requirements for the Rational Collaborative Lifecycle Management" for more details on platform support. Hope it helps!
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Hi Silvia,
It sounds like you are selecting the option to create a new profile but specifying a port that is already in use. When you run the setup, you have the option to use an existing profile or create a new one. If you want to use the profile you already have started, you should select "Use an existing profile" in the setup wizard and click "Retrieve" and select your profile from the list. Otherwise, create a new profile but do not use a port that is already in use (ie - choose something like 9082, 9083, etc...). Hope it helps,
It sounds like you are selecting the option to create a new profile but specifying a port that is already in use. When you run the setup, you have the option to use an existing profile or create a new one. If you want to use the profile you already have started, you should select "Use an existing profile" in the setup wizard and click "Retrieve" and select your profile from the list. Otherwise, create a new profile but do not use a port that is already in use (ie - choose something like 9082, 9083, etc...). Hope it helps,
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