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Setting up JBOSS server at home

 
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OK, So I got my static IP address from comcast (Yay! ) and I am trying to bust my brain to figure out how to do something like:

http://MY.IP.ADDRESS.0:8080/hudson

to access my Hudson continuous integration server and bunch-a other web application projects that run on JBOSS 5 Application server on my system. My JBOSS server is currently using port 8080, How should I make it available to allow remote configuration (using JBOSS admin console remotely for example?).

Any suggestions?

Trilochan.
 
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Moving this to the JBoss forum.

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Trilochan Bharadwaj wrote:OK, So I got my static IP address from comcast (Yay! ) and I am trying to bust my brain to figure out how to do something like:

http://MY.IP.ADDRESS.0:8080/hudson

to access my Hudson continuous integration server and bunch-a other web application projects that run on JBOSS 5 Application server on my system. My JBOSS server is currently using port 8080, How should I make it available to allow remote configuration (using JBOSS admin console remotely for example?).

Any suggestions?

Trilochan.



If you have a firewall, you need to open up for access to port 8080.

You need to start the JBoss server with the -b option.
 
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Rene,

Sorry, wasn't able to follow up anytime soon, yes you're right, I used run -b my.ip.address --host my.ip.address and it worked, basically run was by default using 127.0.0.1, and so it works now; I don't if there's any "better" way out there of doing this though, I mean running with an option -b with an IP address seems 'hard-wired' to me, is there a way for it to recognize my current IP and do an automatic bind to it?


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Trilochan Bharadwaj wrote:Rene,

Sorry, wasn't able to follow up anytime soon, yes you're right, I used run -b my.ip.address --host my.ip.address and it worked, basically run was by default using 127.0.0.1, and so it works now; I don't if there's any "better" way out there of doing this though, I mean running with an option -b with an IP address seems 'hard-wired' to me, is there a way for it to recognize my current IP and do an automatic bind to it?


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If you use -b 0.0.0.0 then all IPs will work.

Using -b and --host is the same, just use one of them.
 
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Ahh, cool, it works yee haw! , As I understand that 0.0.0.0 is 'any' address, I didn't think about it ... Appreciate your response and help!


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