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  • To know the HTTP and HTTPS port that OpsCenter uses, run the configurePorts utility.

    Run the following command on Windows:
    INSTALL_PATH\OpsCenter\gui\bin\goodies\configurePorts.cmd -status

    Run the following command on UNIX:
    /opt/SYMCOpsCenterGUI/bin/goodies/configurePorts.sh -status

     

    configurePorts – This script is used to configure Web server ports on UNIX or Linux systems.

    configurePorts.sh [-status]|[-httpPort <httpPort>][-httpsPort <httpsPort>][-shutdownPort <shutdownPort>]

     

    though not specified I presume similar for Windows

    configurePorts.cmd [-status]|[-httpPort <httpPort>][-httpsPort <httpsPort>][-shutdownPort <shutdownPort>]

    • hsingh12's avatar
      hsingh12
      Level 3

      to chabge the ports on window sever on which opscenter is insalled. use the following command.

      C:\Program Files\Symantec\OpsCenter\gui\bin\goodies>configurePorts.cmd  -httpPort 70

      C:\Program Files\Symantec\OpsCenter\gui\bin\goodies>configurePorts.cmd  -httpsPort 70

  • Thanks for that.  I was able to change the port # as described.  

    Still having an issue, here is my problem. 

    I am moving Opscenter onto another server.  

    Currently I can type in the IP address of that server and the opscenter page will come right up.  <ipaddress> then opscenter comes right up. 

    On the new server where I have opscenter I have to type https://<servername>:443/opscenter/ in order for it to come up.  

    What do I need to configure in order for this to bring me right to opscenter when I type in the IP address only? 


    Thanks again

  • It sounds like port 80 is not open to the machine correctly. Just the ip addr alone signifies port 80 which then in turn should redirect to port 443.