1. Server Manager Installation Guide
  2. JMX Security and Server Manager Upgrade to 9.2+ Tools Release

JMX Security and Server Manager Upgrade to 9.2+ Tools Release

If you are updating Server Manager to EnterpriseOne Tools Release 9.2, you must manually implement the additional security for JMX after performing the update by updating the agent.properties file for the console and all agents connected to the Server Manager Console.

To enable JMX Security for the Server Manager Console:

  1. Navigate to the agent.properties file in the base folder for the Server Manager Console.

    Typically, this might be named:

    C:\jde_home_1\SCFMC\config\agent.properties

  2. Edit the agent.properties file for the console and add the following new setting:

    management.server.usesecurejmx=true

  3. Restart the Server Manager Console.

To enable JMX Security for the Server Manager Agents:

  1. Navigate to the agent.properties file in the base folder for the Server Manager agent.

    Typically, this might be named:

    C:\jde_home_2\SCFHA\config\agent.properties.

  2. Edit the agent.properties file for the agent and add the following new settings:

    1. management.server.usesecurejmx=true

    2. management.server.usingssl=<This should be set to true if the Server Manager console URL is using HTTPS, otherwise set it to false>

    3. management.server.httpport=<This should be set to the correct HTTP(S) port number for the Server Manager Console URL>

  3. Restart the Server Manager agent.

  4. Repeat these steps for each Server Manager agent connected to the Server Manager Console.

After enabling JMX Security for the Server Manager Console and Agents:

  1. Restart the Server Manager managed EnterpriseOne servers (Enterprise Server, HTML Server, AIS Server, RTE Server, BSSV Server, DAD driver, Deployment Server) to finalize enabling JMX Security and to publish runtime metrics.

  2. For the WebSphere Application Server and the WebLogic Server cluster, you will have to deploy new EnterpriseOne managed code (HTML Server, AIS Server, RTE Server) which will configure the web.xml with secure JMX settings.

  3. Restart the Managed Server to work with Server Manager with JMX Security enabled and publish runtime metrics.