« Posts tagged ports

The conf directory, JBoss v5.x

August 10, 2010 / posted in Jboss / 2 Comments

Configure what you need

So you’re ready to configure some JBoss files? Great, lets have a look at the conf directory. The jboss/server/<configured instance>/conf directory is where you’ll find the majority of the configuration files for your jboss instance. For most deployments, the majority of these folders and files will remain untouched as they default to usable configurations. In this article we’ll go over the more practical configurable files, while leaving the really low level configurations alone. 

`-- conf
    |-- bootstrap/
    |--|-- bindingservice.bean
    |   `-- META-INF
    |   |    `-- bindings-jboss-beans.xml *
    |   |-- aop.xml
    |

…

[Read the rest]

Set up IP Tables

January 2, 2010 / posted in Fedora / No Comments

IP Tables is software that ships with most linux OS’s and is used as a firewall to control the flow of traffic in and out of the machine. Its design is meant to allow for chaining rules so that rules that appear farther down take precedence over the rules that appear at the top. Editing these rules can be a bit scary, and there is usually a gui tool that can be used to configure this. In fact the file itself recommends use of the visual tool for creating rules. In case you have a healthy dose of confidence, here’s…

[Read the rest]