Support
JMX is supported at various levels by different vendors:
- JMX is supported by Java application servers such as OpenCloud Rhino Application Server, JBoss, JOnAS, WebSphere Application Server, WebLogic, SAP NetWeaver Application Server, Oracle Application Server 10g and Sun Java System Application Server.
- JMX is supported by the UnboundID Directory Server, Directory Proxy Server, and Synchronization Server.
- Systems management tools that support the protocol include IBM Director, HP OpenView, Nimsoft NMS, Zyrion, Zenoss, Zabbix, Hyperic, Empirix OneSight, ITRS Geneos and GroundWork Monitor.
- JMX is also supported by servlet containers such as Apache Tomcat.
- MX4J is Open Source JMX for Enterprise Computing.
- jManage is an open source enterprise-grade JMX Console with Web and command-line interfaces.
- MC4J is an open source visual console for connecting to servers supporting JMX
- snmpAdaptor4j is an open source providing a simple access to MBeans via the SNMP protocol.
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