Active IQ Unified Manager Discussions
Active IQ Unified Manager Discussions
Hi,
I want to change the https port number from 443 to another port number.
I saw parameter "OCIE_HTTPS_PORT=443" in /opt/netapp/essentials/jboss/bin/conf/20_um.conf . so I modified that parameter. it caused the Unified Manager cannot collect data. the "operation start time" and "operation end time" (in the Cluster Data Sources dashboard) never update after I modified that parameter.
my step as below:
1. sudo service ocieau stop ; sudo service ocie stop
2. change https port number => "OCIE_HTTPS_PORT=xxxx" in /opt/netapp/essentials/jboss/bin/conf/20_um.conf
3. sudo service ocie start ; sudo service ocieau start
Thanks,
Jamison
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Hi,
NetApp does not recommend changing port number for SSL connections in Unified Manager. The port is hardcoded within the application and changing it in one config file may cause access issues to your OCUM instance.
It is non-configurable option in short.
Thanks,
Dhiman
Hi,
NetApp does not recommend changing port number for SSL connections in Unified Manager. The port is hardcoded within the application and changing it in one config file may cause access issues to your OCUM instance.
It is non-configurable option in short.
Thanks,
Dhiman
Hi Dhiman,
I deeply appreciated you give me this information.
thank you very much.
Thanks,
Jamison
Hi Jamison,
the OCIE service is the data collection service of OCUM that connects to the individual ONTAP clusters. It issues ZAPI commands over https to ONTAP, and that's done to port 443. If you change the port for OCIE, then data collection fails.
Unfortunately I don't know how to change the OCUM web UI port though - sorry.
regards, Niels
Hi Niels,
I deeply appreciated you give me this information.
thank you very much.
Thanks,
Jamison
Here you can find the documentation and the confirmation that these default ports can't be changed.
https://docs.netapp.com/ocum-94/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.netapp.doc.onc-um-ag%2Fhome.html
hi Sebastian,
Thanks for your information. thanks again.
Thanks,
Jamison