What to do if you don't know the WebSphere Portal server ports?

  • 04 Dec, 2015

If you are not sure what your port number is, use the list-server-ports command to determine the port number. Change to the wp_profile_root/ConfigEngine/log. Run the list-server-ports task to generate the WebSphere_Portal_PortMatrix.txt file. For example: ./ConfigEngine.sh list-server-ports -DWasPassword=password.

Change to the /opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/cw_profile/ConfigEngine. Run the list-server-ports task to generate the server1_PortMatrix.txt file. For example: ./ConfigEngine.sh list-server-ports -DWasPassword=password.

Bellow the content of PortalMatrix.txt file

Ports for WebSphere_Portal : WC_defaulthost=10039 WC_adminhost=10038 WC_defaulthost_secure=10042 WC_adminhost_secure=10041 BOOTSTRAP_ADDRESS=10032 SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS=10033

During the configuration process, you might need to following URLs to access different administration user interfaces.

Use the following default URLs to access IBM® WebSphere Portal V8.5,  the WebSphere Integrated Solutions Console, and the Configuration Wizard:

IBM WebSphere Portal V8.5

http://localhost:10039/wps/portal

https://localhost:10042/wps/portal

WebSphere Integrated Solutions Console

http://localhost:10038/ibm/console

https://localhost:10041/ibm/console

Configuration Wizard

http://localhost:10200/ibm/wizard

https://localhost:10202/ibm/wizard

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