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Using the JBoss EAP Management Console

The JBoss Enterprise Application Platform allows users to deploy and manage Java-based applications. Part of this enterprise offering is access to the JBoss EAP HAL Management Console, which allows us to manage everything from JBoss EAP itself and any of its features to our individual application settings.

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Path Info

Level

Beginner

Duration

15m

Published

Jan 24, 2020

Challenge

Access the Console

Access the JBoss EAP management console by going to PUBLICIP:9990 and using the username admin and the password pinehead.
Challenge

Update Socket Bindings
1. Move to the Configuration page, either by using the top menu or clicking Start under the Configuration heading.
2. Select Socket Bindings from the left menu.
3. Select standard-sockets, then click View.
4. Select Inbound from the left menu.
5. In the list of inbound sockets, select the http option, then click Edit. Change the Port to 9779. Save.
6. Update the https option so that it uses port 9797.
Challenge

Update Deployment Scanner
1. Return to the overall Configuration page.
2. Select Subsystems from the left menu, then view the Deployment Scanners.
3. Click Add to create a new scanner.
4. Set the name to cloud-user-deploy and the path to /home/cloud_user/deploys.
5. Click on the new scanner, then select Edit to turn Auto Deploy XML off.
6. Select Save.
Challenge

Restart the Server

Notice the Reload Required notification on the upper left. Click on this to refresh the server and load the changes.

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