diff b/w managed server and non managed server? can u
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diff b/w managed server and non managed server? can u briefly explain?..

Answer / rajeswara rao. ilapanda

Actually, in web logic servers we have no of instances i.e
servers in the particular domain,among those only one server
is admin server which is configure resources and
administrate all rest of the servers those are called the
managed servers.
Admin server is also called non managed server.

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diff b/w managed server and non managed server? can u briefly explain?..

Answer / pavan

Admin server is called non managed server .
remaining servers are called managed servers.

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diff b/w managed server and non managed server? can u briefly explain?..

Answer / king

Managed servers are the servers which have one and only one separate Admin server. Admin server manages all the configurations and resources for managed servers.
No managed server could only be Admin server.

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