nnm.ports — The following information shows the ports the NNMi management server listens on. In the case of port conflicts, you can change many of these port numbers.
nnm.ports
There is no command synopsis. The nnm.ports reference page documents the well-known ports you can change by
modifying the nms-local.properties
file.
To change these port numbers, follow these steps:
1. Edit the
%NnmDataDir%\conf\nnm\props\nms-local.properties
(Windows) or
/var/opt/OV/conf/nnm/props/nms-local.properties
(Unix) file to modify the ports
used by NNMi.
2. Identify the line containing the port number you need to change.
3. If necessary, remove the #!
characters at the beginning of the line.
4. Modify the port number; then save your changes.
5. From a command prompt, run ovstop
, then ovstart
to restart NNMi.
The following ports are currently defined:
This TCP port is used as the default HTTP port for Web UI and Web Services. The installation script
prompts you to set this value during the NNMi installation. You can change this port value by modifying the
nms-local.properties
file or during NNMi installation.
This TCP port is used as the default secure HTTPS port (SSL) for Web UI and Web Services. The installation script prompts you to set this value during the NNMi installation.
This is the default TCP port of the RMI naming service.
This TCP port is the default listening port for the bootstrap JNP service (JNDI provider).
This TCP port is used for remote access by command line tools running on the global NNMi management server.
This TCP port is the RMI Object port (Java Remote Method Protocol) used by RMI to transfer data (JRMP invoker).
This TCP port is the default port (invoker port) used when pooling RMI requests.
This TCP port is the default RMI remoting server connector port.
The jboss Remoting
service uses this port.
This TCP port is used for un-encrypted Global Network Management traffic.
This TCP port is used for encrypted Global Network Management traffic.
This TCP port is an internal transaction service port used by NNMi.
This TCP port is an internal transaction service port used by NNMi.
This TCP port is an internal transaction service port used by NNMi.
This TCP port is the port the embedded database listens on for this NNMi management server (PostgreSQL port).