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Using a custom port while running the MettleCI Setup Wizard

Create a file called setupEnv.sh in the root of /opt/dm/mci, add the following environment variable definition to this file and ensure it /setupEnv.sh containing a line of the following format:

export JAVA_OPTS=-Ddw.server.applicationConnectors[0].port=<port-number>

Ensure the file is owned by mciworb with and has permissions 755 (-rwxr-xr-x:

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). For example,

$> sudo chmod 755 /opt/dm/mci/setupEnv.sh

$> sudo chown mciworkb /opt/dm/mci/setupEnv.sh

$> ls -l /opt/dm/mci/setupEnv.sh
-rwxr-xr-x 1 mciworkb dstage 64 Sep 30 09:02 /opt/dm/mci/setupEnv.sh

$> cat /opt/dm/mci/setupEnv.sh
export JAVA_OPTS=-Ddw.server.applicationConnectors[0].port=<port-number>5678

$>

Once /opt/dm/mci/setupEnv.sh has been created , restart MettleCI Workbenchyour Workbench service using the Service Manager utility on Windows, or this command on Unix:

$> sudo service dm-mettleci-workbench restart

The MettleCI Setup wizard discover this file and will now be accessible via the specified port number (5678 in the example above).

Once the MettleCI Setup Wizard is complete, remove delete the updated setupEnv.sh file and complete the steps in the following section.

Changing ports after completing the MettleCI Setup wizard

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server:
  applicationConnectors:
    - type: http
      port: 9090

When HTTPS has been configured, the applicationConnector type will be HTTPS and there the server section will be contain additional HTTPS-specific properties, . You should only update the HTTPS port property, leaving the other values unchanged.

Once you’ve made your changes restart your Workbench service using the Service Manager utility on Windows, or this command on Unix: .

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