Ensure that following prerequisites are met:
All nodes where the instances reside are enabled for remote communication.
The user of the domain administration server (DAS) can use the secure shell (SSH) to log in to the host for any node where instances in the cluster reside.
If any of these prerequisites is not met, start each instance individually from the command line by using the start-local-instance
(1) subcommand.
In the navigation tree, select the Standalone Instances node.
The Standalone Server Instances page opens.
For each instance that you are starting, select the check box adjacent to the instance in the Server Instances table.
Click Start.
You are asked to confirm that you want to start the instances.
Confirm that you want to start the instances.
The status of each instance is updated in the Server Instances table when the instance is started.
To Recover Transactions for a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To Deploy an Application to a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To List Applications That Are Deployed to a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To Undeploy Applications From a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To Remove Applications From a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To Edit an Application That Is Deployed to a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To Enable or Disable an Application That Is Deployed to a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To Create a Resource for a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To Enable or Disable a Resource for a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To Modify the Port Numbers of a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To Set Instance-Only Properties for a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To View Application Monitoring Data for a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To View Virtual-Server Monitoring Data for a Standalone Payara Server Instance
To View Resource Monitoring Data for a Standalone Payara Server Instance