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Dell Wyse Management Suite Version 1.2 Deployment Guide

Custom port configurations

Wyse Management Suite uses the following port as the default port for the applications that are installed:

  • Apache Tomcat: 443

  • MariaDB database: 3306

  • Mongo database: 27017

  • MQTT Broker: 1883

  • Memcached: 11211

To use a nondefault port for one or more of the above services, use Custom install option during Wyse Management Suite installation, the option listed in the following screen allows you to use the local database for MongoDB and MariaDB or use the remotely installed database.

Change the Tomcat service port

This section explains how to change the port after installing Wyse Management Suite. You must reinstall using Custom installation mode to change ports. If reinstallation is not an option, the following sections explains the procedure to change the ports manually.

To change the Tomcat service port, do the following:
  1. Stop the Tomcat service. The Tomcat service is identified by Dell WMS: Tomcat Service entry.
  2. Edit the file C:\Program Files\Dell\WMS\Tomcat-8\conf\server.xml in a text editor.
  3. Find and replace all occurrences of port entry 443 with the port number you need to use. It is optional to change the references to port 8443.
  4. Save the server.xml file and exit.
  5. Start the Tomcat service.
  6. Enter the port number in the URL (default port 443 can be omitted from the URL), For example, https://xyz.wysemanagementsuite.com:553/ccm-web. The port specified in the URL must be used for both portal access and for device registration.
    • NOTE: The Memcached port can be changed during Wyse Management Suite installation. Dell recommends not to change the Memcached port detail after installation

Change the MQTT port

  1. Stop the Tomcat and MQTT services.
  2. Perform the following steps to configure Mosquitto:
    1. Edit the file C:\Program Files\Dell\WMS\Mosquitto\mosquitto.conf in a text editor.
    2. Note the following entries: # Port to use for the default listener #port 1883
    3. Uncomment the port 1883 entry and change the port number to your preferred port. For example, port 2883.
    4. Save the file, and start the MQTT service.
    5. Check the following entry to confirm that the MQTT service is running on the new port: ps> get-nettcpconnection –LocalPort 2883
  3. To configure Tomcat, do the following:
    1. Open a command prompt session, and navigate to cd C:\Program Files\DELL\WMS\MongoDB\bin.
    2. Run the following command at the command prompt: >mongo stratus -u stratus -p <mongodbPassword> -eval "db.bootstrapProperties.update({'name': ' mqtt.server.url'}, {'name': ' mqtt.server.url' , 'value' : 'tcp://xyz-pns.wysemanagementsuite.com:2883', 'isActive' : 'true', 'committed' : 'true'}, {upsert:true})"
    3. Start Tomcat Service identified in Local Services as Dell WMS: Tomcat Service and re-register all the devices, so that the MQTT URL is referring to the new port.

Change the MariaDB port

  1. Start the Tomcat service and stop the MariaDB service. To configure the MariaDB, do the following:
    1. Edit the file C:\Program Files\Dell\WMS\Database\SQL\my.ini in a text editor.
    2. Change the port number for both mysqld and client to your preferred port. The port numbers should be of the same value. For example: [mysqld] datadir=C:/Program Files/DELL/WMS/Database/SQL port=3308 [client] port=3308
    3. Save the file, and start the MariaDB service.
  2. To configure Tomcat, do the following:
    1. Edit the file C:\Program Files\Dell\WMS\Tomcat-8\webapps\ccm-web\WEB-INF\classes\bootstrap.properties in a text editor.
    2. Update the properties in the file with your preferred port number details. For example: jpa.connection.url=jdbc\:mysql\://localhost\:3308/stratus?useUnicode\=true&characterEncoding\=utf-8&useLegacyDatetimeCode\=false&serverTimezone\=America/Los_Angeles jpa.connection.port=3308
    3. Save the file, and start the Tomcat service. Verifiy that the services are running on the configured port. For example: ps>get-nettcpconnection –LocalPort 3308

Change the MongoDB database port

  1. Stop the Tomcat and MongoDB services.
  2. To configure the MongoDB port entry, do the following:
    1. Edit the file C:\Program Files\Dell\WMS\MongoDB\mongod.cfg in a text editor.
    2. Update the property in the file with your preferred port number. For example: port=27027.
    3. Save the file, and start the MongoDB service. Confirm that it is running on the new port.
  3. To configure Tomcat, do the following:
    1. Edit the file C:\Program Files\Dell\WMS\Tomcat-8\webapps\ccm-web\WEB-INF\classes\bootstrap.properties in a text editor.
    2. Update the properties in the file with your preferred port number. For example: mongodb.seedList=localhost\:27027.
    3. Save the file, and start the Tomcat service. Verify that the service is running on the required port. For example: ps>get-nettcpconnection –LocalPort 27027.

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