The
Gateway Server allows administration of the server through a remote web-based
Control Center. The following properties address connectivity of the web-based
Control Center. For
more complete information, see
Control Center User's Guide.
Table 1. Gateway Server Remote Client Connectivity Properties
| Keyword |
Values/Example |
Description |
| enableRemoteAccess |
true or false |
Allow the web-based GUI to access this Gateway Server. |
| remoteInterfacePort |
1099 |
The port on the Gateway Server to use for Java™ RMI. It should be unique when running multiple instances of Gateway Server on a single
machine. |
| remoteCommandInterfaceToken |
GwyRemoteCommandImpl |
The token used for constructing the RMI address for the Gateway Server command
interface. It is usually used when running multiple instances of Gateway Server on a single
machine so their RMI command interfaces can be isolated. |
| rmiClientInterfaceToken |
GwyRmiClientImpl |
The token used for constructing the RMI address for the Gateway Server client
interface. It is usually used when running multiple instances of Gateway Server on a single
machine so their RMI client interfaces can be isolated. |
| rmiInvocationPort |
0 |
Configures the Gateway Server RMI invocation services to occur on a specific
port. Normally, RMI invocation services use one of the ephemeral ports that is available in the Java VM. This makes it hard to determine the exact port used. For operating
behind a firewall, it may be necessary to configure a fixed invocation port to better control the usage of
ports in the system. Setting this property to a positive, nonzero value accomplishes this. A zero (0) value
indicates a randomly chosen ephemeral port is to be used. |