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OD to run under port 80

lokesh

Hi,

Our opendeploy admin GUI is running under port 8081 and i want to make it to port 80,could you please let me know how do i go about this.

Thank you,
Lokesh.

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Migrateduser

The OpenDeploy 5.6 Install Guide tells you the lines in the config file that set up the port IDs. It's in the section "modifying the Administration Server Ports. You need access to the support site to follow this link:https://support.interwoven.com/library/manuals/opendeploy/html/od.560b.inst/index.html

lissa

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Migrateduser

Fyi, OD ports are described in the OD 5.6 Reference chapter entitled "OpenDeploy Ports". It explains how to change port numbers after installation.

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mike_jaixen

That page shows how to update the rmiPorts, not the ports that the Admin HTTP server listens to. I need to find the HTTP port that my Admin server is listening to; I've inherited a TS 5.5.2 server and don't have any documentation on how to work with OpenDeploy except to look at log files. I'm hoping that the browser service will be easier to work with, and I'm hoping that it hasn't been disabled for some reason.

Migrateduser

You say you inherited an OD5.5.2 system. Did you happen to also inherit the support contract? Because if you did, you can contact IWOV support and get access to the support site, where you can download (or browse online) all the OD manuals.

I hope this is the case for you. Alternately, if you can find the install CD somewhere, the manuals will be on that too.

lissa

mike_jaixen

I can open a support case, and have spent several hours RTFM, but the answer is not there. The documentation says "To access the OpenDeploy user interface, point your browser to the following URL: http://admin-server-hostname:admin-port-number/iw/opendeploy/login where admin-server-hostname is the name of the ost server running the administration server software, and admin-port-number is the administration server port number you chose when you installed the administration server software.

The documentation never says how to find or reconfigure the admin-port-number.

Gregg Faus

Mike,

If you are running TeamSite on the same box, you need to run the OD web app under the same instance of Tomcat as TeamSite. That is the only way since you cannot have two services listening on the same port.

The OD 6.0 Installation Guide mentions a config that may work for you. Download this document from the support website and look around page 86.

Migrateduser

I don't have a box with 5.6 around to look at, but wouldn't the port number be in the server.xml file under <od-home>\AdminServer\conf or some similar path?

mike_jaixen

I opened a support case with Interwoven and they directed me to <odhome>/AdminServer/servletd/conf/server.xml

And now, I can get to the login page, but can't get any further since the Bootstrap Administrator that's currently configured is gone, and has locked the files. So I've got some work to do with my sysadmin.

Dwayne

What do you mean, "locked the files."

All you should need to do is to have somebody with root access put a new bootstrap user into deploy.cfg and restart OD. Oh, and make sure that user is in the odadmin.uid role file as well.

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Current project: TS 5.5.2/6.1 W2K

Migrateduser

The original post of this thread was in March. Not quite sure why it's revived recently. I'm not sure of the use case here. Port 80 on a server is usually used by the web server itself. It is not recommended to hijack this port for another application like OD. If you don't want your user to type in a port number to acces ODADMIN, my recommendation is to use a reverse proxy that redirects incoming http traffice to ODADMIN based on the URL. Teamsite does exactly that.

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mike_jaixen

"Locked" was the wrong terminology, Dwayne. Our first administrator had root access and put his user name in the configs. Now he's gone, but never switched his user name out for somebody else. (Unfortunately, my sysadmin doesn't want to return phone calls, so as far as I'm concerned, I'm "locked out"... :-)

As for why this thread restarted, I restarted it when I saw this person asking for essentially the same information I was looking for - where to find the OpenDeploy admin port. I'm not looking to change it...