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OHS 12c Using alternate Node managr port




configuring the OHS 12 domain using the Configuration Wizard, there does not seem to be an option to specify a different Node manager port. It uses the default 5556, where it is already used by FMW Domain[SOA Domain or WebLogic Domain].
Following steps are used to modify and use alternative Nodemanager port in a standalone OHS domain.


  1. Open the nodemanager.properties, change the Node Manager port (default 5556) to a port that is currently not in use. change port here from 5556 to 5566 and then  Save this file. 
  2. Modify the OHS domain's config.xml.  This is a new step for 12c environments! 
Node Manager properties for OHS Domain

Navigate to as shown below:

cd  $OHS_DOMAIN/config

Edit the config.xml file Look for the following node-manager tag block 


    localmachine
     localhost
     {AES}/TU+/JiP22JJzuRa7Rqpp1xQkgPTmQ4Sb/VvBHJWPhg=

Change this code block it by adding listen-port tag to the Node Manager port same value as given in step 1. 
 

       localmachine
       localhost
        5566
       {AES}/TU+/JiP22JJzuRa7Rqpp1xQkgPTmQ4Sb/VvBHJWPhg=

Now start the components. 
cd $OHS_DOMAIN/bin
nohup ./startNodeManager.sh 2>&1 &
./startComponent.sh ohs1
Starting OHS domain 



Then you can check the url that can connect to the ohs instance and shows below...

http://localhost:7777









Stop the OHS server from Command line

Before you run the stopComponent.sh script to stop OHS you must check that Node manager for OHS must be running.



cd $OHS_DOMAIN/bin/

./stopComponent.sh ohs1






stopComponent ohs1 using Commandline







Reference




  • OHS 12.2.1 Silent installation
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  • Uninstall OHS 12c  
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  • Configuring OHS 12c domain 
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  • OHS 12c instance Start/Stop 
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  • Oracle Traffic Director 12.2.1 Silent Installation 
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