Overview

JBoss WebServer port is required on the login URL to access Connect, ERM, X-PC, etc.
URL Syntax: http://server:port/connect

This article shares the process to find the JBoss WebServer port number.

Process

Follow these steps to find the port number:

1. Search the server.log located in the log directory for JBoss.
   • It is important that the server.log must be from the date when JBoss started since JBoss rotates the logs.
   • In case you do not see the startup log, restart JBoss to determine the port.
2. Open the file and search for the following code:
   server:ports-01, serviceName:jboss.web:service=WebServer
3. Take note of the port number here: port=<port number>.
   • For example, in the code shown below, the WebServer port number is 11053:
     
     2009-05-27 09:53:30,284 DEBUG [org.jboss.services.binding.ServiceBindingManager] applyServiceConfig, server:ports-01, serviceName:jboss.web:service=WebServer, config=ServiceConfig(name=jboss.web:service=WebServer), bindings=
ServiceBinding [name=;hostName=<ANY>;bindAddress=localhost/127.0.0.1;port=11053]
     
     

Confirmation

Enter the given port number in the URL Syntax to access the JBoss WebServer.

For example, given we determined the port to be 11053, the access URL becomes: http://192.168.0.45:11053/connect


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