Set Configuration Flag Values in node.properties
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    Set Configuration Flag Values in node.properties

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    Article summary

    This page explains how to set configuration flag values in the node.properties Keep configuration file.

    Configuration flags enable you to configure important Keep system settings and vary the behavior of various Keep functions.

    Note

    This page contains draft documentation for beta software. Until the final release of Lasernet Keep 11.0, the content on this page is subject to revision.

    node.properties

    The node.properties file is in the \standalone\configuration\ area of the Keep installation directory.

    For example: C:\Program Files\Formpipe Software\Lasernet Keep\Server_<Keep version number> - [<node name>]\wildfly-<Wildfly version number>.Final\standalone\configuration\.

    Appropriately substitute <Keep version number>, <node name>, and <Wildfly version number>.

    This file contains many configuration flags, which are grouped by function.

    Note

    Lines that begin with a # (hash) are “commented out”. This is because they are information notes or contain a configuration flag that your Keep system is not currently using.

    Set a Value

    1. Identify the flag you want to change.

    2. Remove the # from the start of the flag’s line to uncomment it.

    3. Type the value for the flag after the = sign.

      Note

      Acceptable values for the flags in the file vary depending on the flag.

    4. Save the file.

    5. Restart the relevant Keep node’s Windows service.

    Examples

    Change Ports

    The jboss.http.port and jboss.https.port flags enable you to define the HTTP and HTTPS port numbers, respectively.

    # The HTTP and HTTPS ports.
    
    # Port offsets are applied to these values
    
    jboss.http.port=8000
    
    jboss.https.port=443

    Note

    Valid port numbers are 0 to 65353. However, port numbers from 0 to 1023 are reserved for common TCP/IP applications.

    Warning

    Ensure that the chosen port numbers are not already assigned to other applications.