Task 2: To configure FAS communication ports

You can use the File-AID Services Configuration Utility allows you to override the default port assignments. The following default bi-directional port numbers are activated when FAS is installed:

1. • File-AID Services HTTPS port: 3081
   • File-AID Services HTTP: 4180
   • File-AID/Data Solutions interface port: 5180
   • Communication manager port: 4901

You can also use the utility to change the port assignments configured with File-AID/EX and File-AID/Data Solutions (see Installing File-AID services and Task 3: To install File-AID Rules Engine (FARE) on z/OS UNIX).

Lastly, FAS uses default port 4082 to handle notification messages. This port is dynamic and is controlled by a notifications callback port preference that you can change by selecting Window > Preferences > BMC > Notifications.

For Windows

1. Select Start > Programs > BMC > Server > Server Configuration shortcut to invoke the utility. The BMC File-AID Services Configuration dialog box appears.
2. Select the Communications tab.
3. Change the port numbers that you want to modify.
4. Click OK.
5. Stop and restart File-AID Services or the File-AID communication manager, depending on the port number that was changed..

For Linux

1. In the directory containing the installed FAS, issue the shell command: ./runServerConfig.sh.
2. Review and change any port numbers that you want to modify.
3. Stop and restart File-AID Services service or the File-AID communication manager, depending on which ports were changed. See Task 5: To control FAS.
4. Be sure to modify the Workbench for Eclipse configuration, File-AID/EX configuration, and/or Data Studio’s Data Privacy configurations to match your new port assignments.