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To Modify the Port Numbers of a Clustered GlassFish Server Instance
The port numbers of a clustered GlassFish Server instance are initially set
in the configuration that the instance inherits from its parent cluster. You must
modify these port numbers if, for example, two clustered instances reside on
the same host. In this situation, port numbers for one instance must
be modified because both instances share the same configuration.
The port numbers of an instance are stored as Java system properties.
These properties are passed to the Java application launcher through the -D option
of the Java application launcher whenGlassFish Server is started.
- In the navigation tree, expand the Clusters node.
- Under the expanded Clusters node, select the node for the cluster.
The General Information page for the cluster opens.
- On the General Information page, click the Instances tab.
The Clustered Server Instances page for the cluster opens.
- Select the instance for which to modify port numbers.
The General Information page for the instance opens.
- On the General Information page, click the Properties tab.
The Instance System Properties page opens.
This page displays the current values of the following system properties for
the instance:
Port numbers that are predefined in the instance's configuration
Custom properties that are defined for the instance, if any
- For each existing property that you are modifying, type the new value
in the Override Value field for the property.
- Set values for any additional properties that you require.
- In the Additional Properties table, click Add Property.
A row is added to the Additional Properties table.
- In the Instance Variable Name field, type the property name.
- In the Override Value field, type the value.
- Click Save.
See Also
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To Recover Transactions for a Clustered GlassFish Server Instance
To Set Instance-Only Properties for a Clustered GlassFish Server Instance
To View Application Monitoring Data for a Clustered GlassFish Server Instance
To View Virtual-Server Monitoring Data for a Clustered GlassFish Server Instance
To View Resource Monitoring Data for a Clustered GlassFish Server Instance
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