Remote profiling - websphere

i realize this isn't a pure java topic, but i'm running short on options
I'm trying to remote profile a websphere application server instance from my local websphere studio application developer IDE. I'm trying to find some docs on remote profiling, specifically setup/config instructions. i've gone to the admin console on the remote server and added "-XrunpiAgent" to the list of args, but on the client side, it is asking for the "Agent Controller Port" (i.e. which port to connect to remote VM) and i don't see how to set it. Thus i'm using the default port of 10002, but to no avail, it won't connect. Any ideas?

okay, i got the profiler to run locally with the test server environment
but i'm still not getting the data i need
i can get class & package statistics, but not much more than that
i need to see the hierarchy showing which objects instantiated which objects
OptimizeIt has this feature, but we don't have that at our disposal
so, i can see the number of instances of each class, but not WHO created them
looking at the docs the 'agent controller' comes up a lot, perhaps i need the agent controller no matter what?
as always, any help is greatly appreciated

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According to your discription above, you can check the microsoft artical as below:
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