The following explains how to change port numbers for Systemwalker Operation Manager.
Initial values of port numbers
Systemwalker Operation Manager has the default port numbers (initial values assigned to ports) used by each Systemwalker Operation Manager function. For the default port numbers, see "C.1 Listing of Port Numbers".
If any of the following default port numbers is already used for another product, you must change it to an unused port number.
Definition procedure
You can change the port numbers used by Systemwalker Operation Manager in the following steps.
Changing a port number other than that of the Web Console function
Using an editor such as vi and Notepad, open the services file on the machine where the Systemwalker Operation Manager server and clients have been installed.
Specify both the service name of the function you wish to change and a new port number you use in the services file. If this service name is already written in the services file, change its port number only.
Note that service names defined in the services file are case sensitive.
Restart Systemwalker Operation Manager.
Note
Notes for changing port numbers
When changing port numbers, note the following:
The storage location of services file varies depending on the activated operating system (OS) as follows.
If Windows Server is used:
(System root) \system32\drivers\etc\services |
If UNIX server is used:
/etc/services |
The port number for "mjsnet" is always required for communication when network jobs are executed between servers. If you change the port numbers for "mjsnet," they must be unique for all servers connected to the network.
If any of the following occurs, you must define port numbers in the services file on all servers to be linked by the network job function.
The "mjsnet" port number other than "9327/tcp" has been defined in the services file on any of servers linked by the network job function.
A Windows server in SystemWalker/OperationMGRV5.0L30 or earlier is included in a server linked by the network job function.
Refer to "2.6.2 Assigning Subsystem Port Numbers" for information on port numbers when starting multiple subsystems.
Changing the port number of the Web Console function
Close all browsers displaying the Web Console.
Log in as system administrator (user belonging to the Administrator group or superuser).
Execute the poperationmgr command to stop Systemwalker Operation Manager.
Execute the command below to output the Web server port definition file required for changing port numbers.
[Windows]
<Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory>\MPWALKER.JM\mpjmweb\bin\mpowebconfig.bat -o <file name> |
[Solaris/Linux]
/opt/FJSVjmweb/bin/mpowebconfig -o <file name> |
Edit the Web server port definition file that was output, and change the relevant port number.
Refer to the Reference Guide for information on the Web server port definition file.
Execute the command below for the changes to the edited Web server port definition file to take effect.
[Windows]
<Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory>\MPWALKER.JM\mpjmweb\bin\mpowebconfig.bat -i <file name> |
[Solaris/Linux]
/opt/FJSVjmweb/bin/mpowebconfig -i <file name> |
Execute mpowebsetup (Web server setup command) with the -u option specified to remove the Web server settings.
Execute mpowebsetup (Web server setup command) without any option to set up the Web server.
Execute the soperationmgr command to start Systemwalker Operation Manager.
After the port number changes are complete, the Web server port definition file can be deleted if no longer required.
