The eG Installation Guide - eG Innovations

Installing and Configuring on Unix
Set the port parameter in the XML block to reflect the port number that you have configured for
the eG manager. Also, note that two new parameters, namely - keystoreFile and keystorePass - have
been inserted into the SSL block. While the keystoreFile parameter has to be set to the full path to
the .keystore file that you generated earlier, the keystorePass parameter should be set to the
keystore password that you specified while issuing the keytool command.
5. With that change, the eG manager on Linux has acquired the capability to listen on two ports -
the SSL port and the non-SSL port. To configure the eG manager to listen only on the SSL port,
simply comment that section of the server.xml file where the non-SSL Coyote HTTP connector on
port 8081 has been defined, as indicated below:
6. Save the file.
7. Next, make sure that the eG manager URL configured against the MailHomeURL parameter in the
[MISC_ARGS] section of the eg_services.ini file (in the /opt/egurkha/manager/config directory) begins with
https:// nstead of http://. Then, save the file.
8. Finally, start the eG manager.
2.3 Configuring Tomcat to Listen on Multiple Ports
By default, Tomcat listens on port 8080. However, if you want to configure Tomcat to listen on say,
port 8081 as well, follow the steps below:
1. Edit the server.xml file in the \conf directory on the eG manager host.
2. Look for the following lines in the server.xml file:
3. Replace the above-mentioned lines with the following lines:
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