Specifications

Chapter 6 Using Security Technologies
Default Niagara Port Numbers
Niagara Release 2.3
Niagara Networking & Connectivity Guide Revised: May 22, 2002
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Step 4 Follow Procedure 6-4 from Step 2.
Alternately, you can use one of the two following methods to add or edit the
niagarad.properties file:
• browse the network and locate the JACE-NP. Double-click the niagara share
(logging in, if necessary), then change directories to the current release
directory, and the nre\lib subdirectory. Open the file (or add it) with Notepad
as described previously.
• using RCMD, connect to a JACE-NP Full. Change drives and directories to the
current release directory, and the nre\lib subdirectory. Copy the file (if it
exists) to your local PC. Edit the file (or create it) and copy the file back to the
nre\lib subdirectory of the JACE.
Changing the Admin Port on a JACE-4/5
With the JACE-4/5, you cannot edit the file in place as you can with the Windows
hosts. You must use FTP to transfer the file to your local PC, then edit it locally, and
transfer it back, as follows:
Procedure 6-6 Changing port 3011 of a JACE-4/5 host.
Step 1 Using an FTP application, connect and log into the JACE-4/5. (For instructions on
how to use the Windows command-line FTP application, see the “FTP” section on
page 2-17.)
Step 2 Transfer a copy of the niagarad.properties file to your local PC, as follows:
a. Change to the /nre/lib subdirectory of the current release directory (see
Procedure 6-3) of the JACE. If you are using command-line FTP, type:
cd /<current_release>/nre/lib
Be sure to include the / character before the path. Typically, you would type
something like the following:
/tffs/rel/nre/lib
/sm/rel/nre/lib
b. Verify that the niagarad.properties file is in this directory. If you are using
command-line FTP, type the list files command:
ls
c. Set the local directory on your PC to the <x>:\niagara directory (or another
of your choosing). In command-line FTP, type:
lcd <x>:\niagara
where <x> is the drive on which the niagara directory resides.
d. Set the file transfer type to binary. In command-line FTP, type:
bin
e. Copy the file to your local PC. In command-line FTP, type:
get niagarad.properties