6.4

Open the Ports Used by vRealize Operations for Published Applications
After you install the vRealize Operations for Published Applications adapter, you disable the rewall
service, open the default ports, and restart the rewall.
Prerequisites
N If you are using vRealize Operations Manager 6.4, opening the ports is not necessary.
n
Install the vRealize Operations for Published Applications adapter.
n
Verify that you have root privileges.
Procedure
1 Log in to vRealize Operations Manager collector server.
2 Access the command prompt and run the service vmware-vcops-firewall stop to disable the
vRealize Operations Manager rewall service.
3 Open the default ports by editing the conguration le.
Option Action
Linux
a
Access the vmware-vcops-firewall.conf le in
the/opt/vmware/etc/vmware-vcops-firewall.conf directory.
b In a text editor, modify the properties for the RMI service ports that
you want to change, for example TCPPORTS="$TCPPORTS
3095:3098" .
Windows
a Access Windows Firewall and select Windows Firewall > Advanced
 > Inbound Rules > New Rule > Port and click Next.
b Select  local ports and type the ports that you are using, for
example3095-3098.
The default ports are 3095-3098. If you changed the default ports,
specify the ports that you are using.
4 Run the vmware-vcops-firewall start command to start the service.
If the service vmware-vcops-firewall start command does not enable the ports, start the collector
server.
What to do next
Add a vRealize Operations for Published Applications license key. See “Adding a vRealize Operations for
Published Applications License Key,” on page 16
Adding a vRealize Operations for Published Applications License Key
After you install the vRealize Operations for Published Applications solution, you must add a
vRealize Operations for Published Applications license key in the vRealize Operations Manager user
interface. vRealize Operations for Published Applications is not functional until it is licensed.
N You must also add a license key for vRealize Operations Manager.
You can have an evaluation license key or a product license key for
vRealize Operations for Published Applications. The evaluation license key (eval/EVAL) provides 60 days of
unlimited product use. A product license key is encoded with an expiration date and a license count.
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