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IBM InfoSphere Information Server

InfoSphere Information Server patch installation


instructions
Instructions for installing patches for InfoSphere Information Server 8.1. Document updated September 20,
2011.

Important: Latest version of patch installation instructions

Always refer to the latest version of the patch installation instructions. The instructions are periodically updated
and contain critical information to ensure the successful installation of patches. Access the latest version of the
instructions at http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27012519.

Note: Before using this information and the product that it supports, read the general information under Notices
and trademarks.

Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 2008. All rights reserved. US Government Users
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Contents
About this document
Patch installation log files
About patches
Use the latest version of the Update Installer
Requirements
Preparing your system for patch installation or uninstallation on services and engine tiers
Preparing your system for patch installation or uninstallation on the client tier
Installing a patch
o Command line parameters
o Using console mode installation on Linux and UNIX operating systems
o Using the installation wizard on Linux and UNIX operating systems
o Using console mode installation on Windows operating systems
o Using the installation wizard on Windows operating systems
o Verifying installation
o Post-installation backup
Uninstalling a patch
o Uninstalling on Linux and UNIX operating systems
o Uninstalling on Windows operating systems
IBM InfoSphere Information Server Version 8.1 known patch installation problems
Accessing information about IBM
Notices and trademarks

This information is the most current about the product on the date of publication.

About this document


Instructions in this document use the default installation paths. Your path varies if you installed IBM Information
Server in a different location.

Default installation paths


The following table lists the default IBM Information Server installation locations:
Table 1. Default installation locations

Operating system Directory

Windows C:\IBM\InformationServer

Linux, UNIX /opt/IBM/InformationServer

Patch installation log files


Viewing the log files that are created during installation is useful when you are troubleshooting installation
problems. During the installation and uninstallation process, the log file is simultaneously updated in the
following directories:

Microsoft Windows:
C:\IBM\InformationServer\logs
C:\IBM\InformationServer\Updates\PatchName
Linux, UNIX:
/opt/IBM/InformationServer/logs
/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Updates/PatchName

After a successful installation, the log file is


named ISInstall.YYYY.MM.DD.HH.MM.SS.log where YYYY.MM.DD.HH.MM.SS is the date and time that the
installation was started.

After an unsuccessful installation, the ISInstall.YYYY.MM.DD.HH.MM.SS.log file is included in


the InformationServer/logs directory, and all logs that are used for troubleshooting are included in
the InformationServer/isdump-operating_system-YYYY.MM.DD.HH.MM.SS.zip file.

About patches
Patches for IBM InfoSphere Information Server Version 8.1 consist of two files.

Table 2. Patch component file names and descriptions

Patch component Description

README.txt Contains important information specific to the patch.

*.ispkg Patch package installed with the Update Installer.

Use the latest version of the Update Installer


Update Installer
Patches are installed with the Update Installer that is part of the IBM InfoSphere Information
Server installation. Updates to the Update Installer are made available separately.
Before you install a patch, follow these steps to ensure that you are using the latest version of the
Update Installer:
1. From the command line run the following command:
o Windows: C:\IBM\InformationServer\Updates\bin\VersionInfo.bat
o Linux, UNIX: /opt/IBM/InformationServer/Updates/bin/versionInfo.sh
For example, the following Update Installer version information is displayed for Version
8.1.0.160:
IBM Information Server Update Installer Version 8.1.0.160
2. Ensure that the version number returned by the script is the same version as the latest
Update Installer that is available at http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?
rs=14&uid=swg24020897.

On IBM AIX, Microsoft Windows, and Red Hat Linux, the script might not exist. If the script does not
exist, you do not have the latest version of the Update Installer. When you install a patch with Update
Installer Version 8.1.0.160 or later, the script is created automatically for future use.

After you download the latest version of the Update Installer, install it by replacing the updater.jar file in
the following directory:
Windows: C:\IBM\InformationServer\Updates\bin
Linux, UNIX: /opt/IBM/InformationServer/Updates/bin

Patches are installed with the Update Installer that is part of the IBM InfoSphere Information
Server installation. Updated versions of the Update Installer are located
at http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27012519.

Requirements
Ensure that the following requirements are met before you install patches.

Install the patch on all tiers that the patch applies to: services first, then engine, and then client
tier
Some patches apply to more than one tier. In distributed installations of IBM InfoSphere Information
Server, you must install these patches on all computers that have tiers installed that the patch applies
to. When you install a patch on multiple computers, install the patch on the services tier first, then on
the engine tier, and then on the client tier. See the README.txt file included with the patch to
determine which tiers the patch applies to.
UNIX systems umask setting
On UNIX systems, set the umask value to 022.
UNIX root user
On UNIX operating systems, you must log in as the root user to install a patch.
Windows administrator privileges on engine and services tiers
For engine and services tiers on Windows operating systems:
Patches must be installed by a user with administrator privileges.
Use the same user name that you used to install IBM InfoSphere Information Server to ensure
that you have the correct privileges.
Windows Vista administrator privileges on the client tier
To install IBM Information Server patches, you must use a command window that has been elevated to
have full administrative privileges. Follow these steps to open an elevated command window:
1. Click the Start menu.
2. Type cmd in the Start Search box.
3. Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
4. Click Continue to accept the prompt asking for your permission to continue.
Patch-specific installation instructions
Before you install a patch, see the README.txt file that is included with the patch for any installation
instructions that are specific to the patch.

Preparing your system for patch installation or uninstallation on


services and engine tiers
Shut down IBM InfoSphere Information Server
Shut down IBM InfoSphere Information Server, including IBM WebSphere Application Server, before
you perform a complete backup.
Back up content
Before you install a patch, create a complete backup of all IBM InfoSphere Information Server content,
including the metadata repository database and Information Analyzer analysis database (if installed).
Access detailed backup instructions at http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iisinfsv/v8r1/index.jsp?
topic=/com.ibm.swg.im.iis.found.admin.common.doc/topics/t_admin_backup_infsrv.html.
Start IBM InfoSphere Information Server
Start IBM InfoSphere Information Server after backing up the content.
Ensure that the following products and services are running properly
The database for IBM InfoSphere Information Server and the following products and services must be
running for the patch installation to succeed:
Metadata repository database and database server
InfoSphere Information Analyzer database and database server (if installed)
IBM WebSphere Application Server
Logging agent
Application Services Backbone (ASB) Agent
engine (if installed)
Ensure that the services tier is running
To ensure that the services tier is running:
1. In a browser window, enter http://host_server:9080 where host_server is the name or IP
address of the domain server.
2. Log in by using the IBM InfoSphere Information Server Administrator user name and
password (this is not the IBM WebSphere Application Server user name).
Increase Inactive Session Timeout value for Global Session
Properties
Increase the value of the Inactive Session Timeout field to 7200 seconds (120 minutes) to ensure a
successful installation when you install patches on slower computers.
Follow these steps to change the value of the timeout to avoid being disconnected automatically during
patch installations:
1. Log in to the IBM Information Server Web console.
2. Click the Administration tab.
3. In the Navigation pane, select Session Management > Active Sessions.
4. In the Active Sessions pane, click Global Session Properties.
5. Specify 7200 for the Inactive Session Timeout field.
6. Click Save and Close.
Note: Reset the Inactive Session Timeout value to the original value after you install a patch.

Ensure that IBM InfoSphere Information Server 8.1 is not in


use
Do not perform any actions on IBM InfoSphere Information Server components during a patch
installation. The engine and services tiers of IBM InfoSphere Information Server must be fully
dedicated to the installation process. Do not run any other applications or attempt to access any IBM
InfoSphere Information Server services during the installation.
Some patches require that the IBM WebSphere Application Server and IBM InfoSphere Information
Server be shut down and restarted one or more times. Do not interfere with the automatic shutting
down and restarting of IBM WebSphere Application Server and IBM InfoSphere Information Server.
Note: See the README.txt file that is included with the patch to determine if you must restart the
computer after the patch is installed.

Preparing your system for patch installation


or uninstallation on the client tier
Shut down clients
Ensure that the IBM InfoSphere Information Server client applications are not running:

Installing a patch
The patch name patch_JR000000_type_os.ispkg in the
following commands is an example. Use the correct name
of the patch that you are installing.

The user name and password shown in the following


commands are examples. Use the same user name and
password that you used to install IBM InfoSphere
Information Server.

The Update Installer supports two installation modes on all


operating systems: installation wizard mode and console
mode. You can use command line parameters in both
installation modes.

Command line parameters

The following command line parameters are available for


the patch installation. If you do not specify values for an
optional parameter, the Update Installer prompts you to
enter the values during the patch installation.

Table 3. Patch installation command line parameters

Parameter Description

-p Optional. The file name of the patch insta

-user Optional. IBM InfoSphere Information S

-password IBM InfoSphere Information Server adm

-wasadmin Optional. IBM WebSphere Application S


with the services tier installed.
Table 3. Patch installation command line parameters

Parameter Description

-waspassword IBM WebSphere Application Server adm

-console Optional. Install without opening the inst

-force Forces reinstallation of a patch. To ensur


originally installed this patch.

-verbose Optional. Include detailed information in

-version Display the version number of the Updat

Note: The IBM InfoSphere Information Server administrator


and WebSphere administrator user names and passwords
are not required when you install the patch on computers
where only the client tier is installed.

Using console mode installation on Linux and


UNIX operating systems
Follow these steps to install a patch on Linux or UNIX
operating systems:
1. Log in as the root user.
2. If your installation includes , source the dsenv file.
In the command prompt window, type the following
command:
.
/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSEngi
ne/dsenv
3. If you are installing a patch on IBM AIX:
a. Unset LDR_CNTRL after sourcing dsenv
to avoid adversely impacting the amount
of available memory in IBM WebSphere
Application Server. Type the following
command:
unset LDR_CNTRL
b. On the services tier, use only the JRE for
WebSphere Application Server. By default,
the JRE is located in the
/opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/java
directory. Type the following command:
/
opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/java/
bin/java -jar updater.jar other
arguments
Note: If your topology contains a computer
dedicated to the engine tier, when
installing on the engine tier, use the JRE
from the InfoSphere Information Server
Version 8.1 Fix Pack 1 package.
Alternatively, you can make a copy of the
JRE located in the
opt/IBM/InformationServer/ASBNode/lib
directory.
2. Type the following command in
the /opt/IBM/InformationServer/Updates/bin directo
ry to install a patch:
./InstallUpdate.sh -console
Alternatively, you can specify all the command line
parameters and values to avoid interactive
installation prompts. Type the following command
to install a patch:
./InstallUpdate.sh p
patch_JR000000_type_os.ispkg -user
admin -password AdminPassword -wasadmin
wasadmin -waspassword WebSpherePassword
console

Using the installation wizard on Linux and


UNIX operating systems
If you use the wizard to install patches on Linux or UNIX
operating systems, the X11 client must be running. The
following instructions ensure that your DISPLAY variable is
set properly, and verifies that the X Window System
application is running by starting xterm, which uses X11.
You can also verify that the X11 client is running by starting
xclock or another application that uses X11.
Note: The installation wizard prompts you to enter the
required values before you install the patch.

1. Log in as the root user.


2. Set the DISPLAY environment variable. For
example,
export DISPLAY=myhost.mydomain.com:0.0
Where myhost.mydomain is the full name of the
computer that the patch is being installed on.
3. Start the X11 client application to test the DISPLAY
environment variable. In the command prompt
window, type:
xterm
A message confirms that the X11 DISPLAY
environment variable is configured properly. You
cannot use the wizard to install patches without the
correct DISPLAY environment variable.
4. If your installation includes , source the dsenv file.
In the command prompt window, type:
.
/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSEngi
ne/dsenv
5. If you are installing a patch on IBM AIX, unset
LDR_CNTRL after sourcing dsenv to avoid
adversely impacting the amount of available
memory in IBM WebSphere Application Server.
Type the following command:
unset LDR_CNTRL
6. Type the following command in
the /opt/IBM/InformationServer/Updates/bin directo
ry to start the installation:
./InstallUpdate.sh
7. Follow the instructions in the installation wizard to
install the patch.

Using console mode installation on Windows


operating systems
Follow these steps to install a patch in console mode on
Windows operating systems:
1. Log in with administrator rights.
2. In the command prompt window, type the following
command in
the C:\IBM\InformationServer\Updates\bin directory
to install a patch:
InstallUpdate -console
Alternatively, you can specify all the command line
parameters and values to avoid interactive
installation prompts. Type the following command
to install a patch:
InstallUpdate -p
patch_JR000000_type_os.ispkg -user
admin -password AdminPassword
-wasadmin wasadmin -waspassword
WebSpherePassword -console
Note: The IBM InfoSphere Information
Server administrator and WebSphere administrator
user names and passwords are not required when
you install the patch on computers where only the
client tier is installed.

Using the installation wizard on Windows


operating systems
Note: The installation wizard prompts you to enter the
required values before you install the patch.

1. Log in with administrator rights.


2. In the command prompt window, go to
the C:\IBM\InformationServer\Updates\bin directory
and type the following installation command to start
the installation:
InstallUpdate
3. Follow the instructions in the installation wizard to
install the patch.

Verifying installation

After you install the patch, verify the installation.

Ensure that all IBM InfoSphere Information


Server client applications start and run correctly.
Verify that the Version.xml file
includes Status="Success". When the entry
shows Status="PartialSuccess" or there is
no entry for the patch that you installed, the patch
installation did not succeed. Locate
the Version.xml file:
o Windows: C:\IBM\InformationServer\Versi
on.xml
o Linux,
UNIX: /opt/IBM/InformationServer/Version.
xml
In the Version.xml file, the status entry for the last
patch installed is at the end of the history section
as shown in the following example:
...
<History>
...
<Sequence description="Description
of the patch" id="1" installLocation=""
lastUpdateDate="Thu Feb 14 13:13:52 EST
2008" patch="patch_JR000000"
rollback="/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Upd
ates/patch_JR000000"
status="Success" version=""/>
</History>
...
Review
the ISInstall.YYYY.MM.DD.HH.MM.SS.log file to
ensure that FATAL and SEVERE errors are not
present. See IBM InfoSphere Information Server
Version 8.1 known patch installation problemsfor
information about errors that can be ignored. For
all other errors, contact IBM customer support.

Post-installation backup

Perform a complete backup of the IBM InfoSphere


Information Server installation.
See http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iisinfsv/v8r1/in
dex.jsp?
topic=/com.ibm.swg.im.iis.found.admin.common.doc/topics/
t_admin_backup_infsrv.html for more information.

Uninstalling a patch
Not all patches can be uninstalled. The README.txt file
included with each patch indicates whether the patch can
be uninstalled. Only the last patch installed can be
uninstalled. To uninstall a patch that is not the last installed
patch, you must first uninstall the latest installed patch and
then uninstall all later patches. Installing a patch that cannot
be uninstalled prevents all previously installed patches from
being uninstalled because patches must be uninstalled in
reverse order of their installation. To determine which
patches have been installed, locate the Version.xml file:

Windows: C:\IBM\InformationServer\Version.xml
Linux,
UNIX: /opt/IBM/InformationServer/Version.xml

In the Version.xml file, the entry for the last patch installed
is at the end of the history section and is similar to the
following example:
...
<History>
...
<Sequence description="Description of the
patch" id="1" installLocation=""
lastUpdateDate="Thu Feb 14 13:13:52 EST 2008"
patch="patch_JR000000"
rollback="/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Updates/p
atch_JR000000"
status="Success" version=""/>
</History>
...

You must use the Update Installer in console mode when


you uninstall patches.

Command line parameters


The following command line parameters are available for patch uninstallation:

Table 4. Patch uninstallation command line parameters

Parameter Description

-rollback The name of the latest installed patch.

-verbose Optional. Include detailed information in the console output.

Uninstalling on Linux and UNIX operating


systems

Follow these steps to uninstall the latest patch installed


on Linux or UNIX operating systems:

1. Log in as the root user.


2. If your installation includes , source the dsenv
file. In the command prompt window, type the
following command:
.
/opt/IBM/InformationServer/Server/DSE
ngine/dsenv
3. If you are installing a patch on IBM AIX, unset
LDR_CNTRL after sourcing dsenv to avoid
adversely impacting the amount of available
memory in IBM WebSphere Application Server.
Type the following command:
unset LDR_CNTRL
4. Type the following command in
the /opt/IBM/InformationServer/Updates/bin dire
ctory to uninstall the latest installed patch:
./InstallUpdate.sh -rollback
patch_JR000000
Uninstalling on Windows operating
systems

Follow these steps to uninstall the latest patch installed


on a Windows operating system:

1. Log in with administrator rights.


2. In the command prompt window, type the
following command in
the C:\IBM\InformationServer\Updates\bin direct
ory to uninstall the latest installed patch:
InstallUpdate -rollback
patch_JR000000

IBM InfoSphere Information


Server Version 8.1 known patch
installation problems
At the time of publication, the following problems are
known for patch installations.

Shut down SAP and BW listeners before installing a


patch
Operating systems: All

If IBM InfoSphere Information Server Pack for SAP BW or the IBM InfoSphere Information Server Pack
for SAP R/3 is installed on your computer, before installing a patch, shut down SAP and BW listeners
to avoid a possible installation failure.

Workaround

1. Before running the Update Installer, shut down the SAP and BW listeners.
2. Install the patch.
3. Restart the listeners.
Command line options for the Update Installer are
ignored
Operating systems: IBM AIX, Linux, Windows

Command line options that are passed to the Update Installer are ignored when you use
the InstallUpdate.sh or InstallUpdate.bat script. This issue exists only on some installations.

Workaround

Modify the InstallUpdate script to pass through command line options to the Update Installer.

Windows: Edit the C:\IBM\InformationServer\Updates\bin\InstallUpdate.bat script and add %* to the


end of the command line as shown in the following example:

"C:\IBM\InformationServer\ASBNode\apps\jre\bin\java.exe" -jar updater.jar


-i "C:\IBM\InformationServer" %*

AIX, Linux: Edit the /opt/IBM/InformationServer/Updates/bin/InstallUpdate.sh script and add $@ to


the end of the command line as shown in the following example:
"/opt/IBM/InformationServer/ASBNode/apps/jre/bin/java" -jar updater.jar
-i "/opt/IBM/InformationServer" "$@"
Patch installation fails if the port for
the InfoSphere Information Server services has
been changed in IBM WebSphere Application
Server
Operating system: All

If the port for the InfoSphere Information Server services was modified in IBM WebSphere Application
Server after the original installation, the patch installation fails with an authentication error. The
following error message appears in the log file:

SEVERE:
com.ibm.is.install.update.installer.ConsoleUpdateDriver Failed to
authenticate username/password, please ensure your application server
is running, and ensure you have entered valid Information server
administrator user name/password. Return message is: null

Workaround

Before installing the patch, confirm that the ASBPort value in the Version.xml file matches the actual
port used for InfoSphere Information Server.

1. Confirm the port number by using a Web browser to access the InfoSphere Information
Server Web console. For example, the InfoSphere Information Server port number in the
following URL is 9080:
http://hostname:9080/index.jsp
2. Verify that the Version.xml file also has the
correct LPV_ASB_HOST and LPV_ASB_PORT values.
3. Locate the following variables in the <Properties> section:
4. <Property name="AsbHostName" value=localhost.localdomain/>
<Property name="AsbPortNumber" value=9080/>
localhost.localdomain is your system hostname. In the AsbPortNumber value, enter the
application server port number that you use to connect to the InfoSphere Information
Server Web console.
Patch installation fails when the installation
is unable to stop the ASBAgent service
Operating system: Windows

During patch installation, the IBM WebSphere Application Server and the IBM InfoSphere Information
Server are automatically shut down and restarted. The patch installation fails when the ASBAgent
service fails to stop the ASBAgent process after a shutdown request times out. When this occurs, the
following entry is found in the installation log file:

taskkill.exe -Unable to Locate Component Window appears with the message.


This application failed to start because
framedyn.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix the
problem.
ISinstalltimestamp.txt log file locations:
Windows: C:\IBM\InformationServer\logs\ISinstalltimestamp.txt
Linux, UNIX: /opt/IBM/InformationServer/logs/ISinstalltimestamp.txt

Workaround
Restart your computer, and then restart the patch installation. If the issue is not resolved, contact IBM
customer support. To resolve issues with the taskkill.exe process, contact Microsoft Corporation.

Patch installation fails on OutOfMemory


exception in IBM WebSphere Application
Server
Operating system: All

Patch installation might fail if the maximum heap size is not sufficient for that system, resulting in an
OutOfMemory exception in IBM WebSphere Application Server. Some systems runningIBM
WebSphere Application Server might require increasing the heap size to successfully install a patch.
The default maximum heap size allocation of IBM WebSphere Application Server process is
automatically set to 768 MB during IBM InfoSphere Information Server installation.

Workaround

Set the maximum heap size property to 1280 MB before installing the patch.

To change the maximum heap size allocated to the application server process:
1. Log in to the WebSphere administrative console as the WebSphere administrator.
2. In the topology tree, expand Servers and click Application Servers.
3. Click the server1 link (where server1 is the name of the application server that you want to
configure).
4. Under Server Infrastructure, expand Java and Process Management.
5. Click Process Definition.
6. Under the Additional Properties section, click Java Virtual Machine.
7. In the Maximum Heap Size field, type 1280.
8. Click Apply or OK.
9. Install the patch.
10. Reset the value of Maximum Heap Size to the original value after you install the patch.
Invalid Version.xml file causes the
patch installation to fail
Operating system: All
If the Version.xml file is edited manually, the patch installation might fail.
Workaround
If the Version.xml file is edited or becomes corrupt, rename this file and extract the original version
from the most recent ISdump-os-timestamp.zip file. Retain the renamed version of the
original Version.xmlfile as a record of what patches were previously installed before you recovered it.
Patch installation might fail if
you do not have all default
local administrator
privileges
Operating system: Windows
The installation might fail because of authentication and other errors if you are a member of the
domain administrators group, but you are not a member of the local administrators group, or if the
account used does not have all default local administrator privileges.
Workaround
Ensure that the account that is used has all default local administrator privileges and reinstall the
patch.
Successful patch
installation has a
SEVERE error in
the installation log
Operating system: All
IBM InfoSphere Information Server installations that include might generate a SEVERE error message
in the installation log file.
SEVERE: Exit Code: 0, Info: Stopping JobMonApp JobMonApp has been shut down.
DataStage Engine 8.0.1.0 instance "801" has been brought down., Error: DeadLock
Daemon shutdown
Workaround
The patch installed successfully. Ignore the error message.

Datastage Client Patch Installation Steps


Datastage Client Patch Installation Steps:
This post will help you to install patch/updates in datastage client machine.

Kindly follow below instruction for installing Patches/Updates on datastage client machine.
Copy the installation files from IBM sites. and keep those files into updates folder and follow
below steps to complete the instalation.

Windows: (All tiers)


a. Log in as a user with administrator privileges to install update packages. Use
the same user name that you used to install IBM InfoSphere Information Server to
ensure that you have the correct privileges.
b. Open a command prompt window.
Windows Vista, Windows 2008, and Windows 7 must open an elevated command
window. To install update packages, you must use a command window that is elevated
to full administrative privileges.
i. Click the Start menu.
ii. Enter cmd.exe in the Start Search box.
iii. Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
iv. Click Continue to accept the prompt asking for your permission to
continue.
c. In the command prompt window, type the following command to start the
Update Installer program in the C:\IBM\InformationServer\Updates\bin directory:
Graphical (wizard) mode:
installUpdates.exe
Note: Graphical mode opens a web browser. Follow the instructions in the installation
wizard to complete the installation.

Console mode:
installUpdates.exe -console
Enter the required values as you are prompted during the installation.
d. Alternatively, you can provide all of the parameters and values and enter the
following command to install an update package as shown in the following example:
e. installUpdates.exe -installLocation C:\IBM\InformationServer
f. -patchPackage C:\IBM\InformationServer\Updates\Downloads\UpdatePackageName
g. -user isadmin -password isadminpassword -wasadmin WebSphereUsername
h. -waspassword WebSpherePassword -console -verbose
i. where:
UpdatePackageName = the update package that you want to install
isadmin = InfoSphere Information Server administrator user
isadminpassword = InfoSphere Information Server administrator
password
WebSphereUsername = WebSphere Application Server user name
WebSpherePassword = WebSphere Application Server password

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