How to implement https and change the port for CCA Server
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How to implement https and change the port for CCA Server

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Article ID: 130353

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Issue/Introduction

By default, when CCA Server is installed, it listens on port 8080 on HTTP.

How to enable HTTPS on CCA Server and change the port it listens on

Environment

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Component: CAACM

Resolution

The first thing to do is to enable HTTPS on the CCA Server by creating the Certificates.  This part of the documentation describes how:

https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-enterprise-software/business-management/clarity-configuration-automation/12-9/administrating/administer-the-application/configuration-settings/create-and-manage-security-certificates/configure-the-application-for-ssl-security/enable-https.html

Once that is configured, CCA Server will listen on port 8080, but now with HTTPS.  If you attempt to go to port 8080 with HTTP, you will receive a plain blank white screen

Optionally, to change the port CCA Server listens on:

  1. Navigate to the CCA Server install directory
  2. Proceed into tomcat / conf folder
  3. Backup server.xml file
  4. Open server.xml file for modification
  5. Find:

    <Connector port="


    Note: There can be a few different entries, find the one without the line being commentted out, as indicated by <~-- in the beginning of the statement
    Note: If you cannot find the above syntax, then search for <Connector by itself, this will present more findings, just continue to locate one uncommented out and that contains port somewhere in the xml tag
  6. Modify the port="8080" to "8443" or whatever port of your choosing
  7. Save and Close the file
  8. Restart CCA Service

Additional Information

https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-enterprise-software/business-management/clarity-configuration-automation/12-9/administrating/administer-the-application/configuration-settings/create-and-manage-security-certificates/configure-the-application-for-ssl-security.html