Title: Get Workflow Manager Farm details.
Solution:
1.
Login to the Workflow Manager
installed on the server.
2.
Click on the Windows Start button.
3.
Find the Workflow Manager PowerShell
and run it in administrator mode.
4.
Run the below 4 commands to get the
Workflow Manager Farm details.
a.
Get-WFFarm
(To get the details of workflow manager
certificate outbound and SSL certificates with thumbprints. Endpoints Get Run
As account details and certificate details (custom or auto-generated
certification)
b.
Get-WFFarmStatus
(To
obtain service statuses such as stopped, running, starting, or error for
WorkflowServiceBackend and WorkflowServiceFrontEnd)
c.
Get-SBFarm
(To get
the details of the workflow manager certificate, Farmcertificate, and Encryptioncertificate
with thumbprints. Get Run As account details and certificate details (custom or
auto-generated certificates)
d.
Get-SBFarmStatus
(To Get
Service Bus Gateway, Service Bus Message Broker, Service Bus Resource
Provider, Service Bus VSS, and FabricHostSvc service statuses like stopped or
running or starting stage or error)
5.
You will be able to get details of
the workflow manager farm.
6.
Checking the Application and Services
Logs
a.
Click on the Windows start button.
b.
Open "Event Viewer" in WFM
Server.
c.
Go to Applications and services logs.
d.
Next click on Microsoft-Service
Bus and Microsoft-Workflow Folder
e.
If any issue is related to the workflow
manager some errors/warnings are registered in the Event Viewer.
7.
Validate the patching level of your
Workflow Manager installation.
SharePoint communicates with the Workflow Manager through a Workflow Manager Front-end that is installed and
configured as an IIS site on all the servers of the WFM Farm.
8.
Browse to the endpoint of the Workflow
Manager Management site.
a. Open a browser as an administrator and navigate to each one of the endpoints listed.
Reference URL: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/whereismysolution/five-steps-to-check-your-wfm
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