There have been requests from people who want to change the port through which Sun Cluster Manager(SCM) is accessed. SCM, like many other web applications from Sun, is accessed through the Sun Java Web Console. By default, Sun Java Web Console is accessed via a secure HTTP port 6789. In fact, the port numbers 6786 to 6789 are assigned for Sun Java Web Console and no other application should use these ports.
Here is a procedure, that I used recently, that changes these ports, if necessary. Maybe this will be useful for others as well.
1. Find out the version of the Sun Java Web Console that you currently have.
/usr/sbin/smcwebserver -V
2. If the version is 3.0.2, then do the following.
smcwebserver stop
cd /var/webconsole/domains
rm -rf console
cd /etc/webconsole/console
rm status.properties
rm regcache/registry.properties
edit config.properties
Replace values for console_httpsport and console_httpport
// If on Solaris 10, clear the service:
svcadm clear system/webconsole:console
smcwebserver start
3. If the version is greater than 3.0.2, then do the following.
smcwebserver stop
/usr/share/webconsole/bin/wcswap -t tomcat -s <nnnn> -p <nnnn>
// If on Solaris 10, clear the service:
svcadm clear system/webconsole:console
smcwebserver start
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