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Changing the MAP server's port

Mistakes when editing configuration files can lead to malfunctions of the software. We recommend that you make a backup of the file before editing it and that you only change the settings advised by Centreon.

By default, the Centreon MAP server is listening and sending information through the port 8080. If you set the SSL (see HTTPS/TLS Configuration), use port 8443.

You can change this port (e.g., if you have a firewall on your network blocking these ports).

On your Centreon MAP server, stop the centreon-map service:

systemctl stop centreon-map

Edit the map-config.properties settings file located in /etc/centreon-map:

vi /etc/centreon-map/map-config.properties

Add the following line in the MAP SERVER section:

centreon-map.port=XXXX

Replace XXXX with the port you want.

Then restart the Centreon MAP server:

systemctl start centreon-map

Wait for the Centreon MAP service to start completely (~30 sec to 1 minute).

Test that your server is up and accessible on the new port you defined by entering the following URL in your web browser:

http://<MAP_IP>:<8080>/centreon-map/api/latest/actuator/health