6.2

2 In a text editor, open the msgserver.properties file.
Platform File Location
Linux
/usr/lib/vmware-
vcops/user/plugins/inbound/V4PA_adapter3/work/msgserver.pro
perties
Windows
C:\vmware\vcenter-
operations\user\plugins\inbound\V4PA_adapter3\work\msgserve
r.properties
3 Modify the properties for the RMI service ports that you want to change.
4 Save your changes and close the msgserver.properties file.
What to do next
Open the new RMI service port or ports on the vRealize Operations Manager firewall. See “Open the Ports
Used by vRealize Operations for Published Applications,” on page 16.
Update the vRealize Operations Manager Firewall
If you change the default port for an RMI service, you must open the new port on the
vRealize Operations Manager firewall.
NOTE If the vRealize Operations for Published Applications adapter is running on a remote collector, see
the documentation for the firewall on the remote collector node for information about updating the firewall.
Procedure
1 On the cluster node where the vRealize Operations for Published Applications adapter is running, use a
text editor to open the vmware-vcops-firewall.conf file.
The vmware-vcops-firewall.conf file is in the /opt/vmware/etc/ directory.
2 Update the appropriate ports in the vmware-vcops-firewall.conf file and save the file.
3 Restart the firewall service to make your changes take effect.
a Execute service vmware-vcops-firewall restart.
4 On windows, Access Windows Firewall and select Windows Firewall > Advanced Settings > Inbound
Rules > New Rule > Port and click Next. Select Specific local ports and type the ports that you are
using, for example, 3095-3098. The default ports are 3095-3098.
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