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Windows Server 2008 comes with it's own firewall with Many more rules than previous versions. As a result you have to open the ports within the firewall.
Windows Server 2008 comes with it's own firewall with Many more rules than previous versions. As a result you have to open the ports within the firewall.
The example below is for a standard Apache Tomcat install running on port 8080.
The example below is for a standard Apache Tomcat install running on port 8080.
The ports of 9080 and 9081 should also be included if you are deploying a Documentum WDK application using the UCF content transfer mechanism.
The ports of 9080 and 9081 should also be included if you are deploying a Documentum WDK application using the UCF content transfer mechanism.
Login to the windows server as an Administrator
The easiest way to launch the Windows Firewall application is to type "firewall" into the Windows Run box. The Windows Firewall with Advanced Security application loads
Highlight the "Inbound Rules" and select the option "New Rule..."
4. Set "Allow the connection". Click Next
5. Set "Port". Click Next
6. Set "TCP" as the rule to apply. Set the specific local ports separted with
commas "8080" for Tomcat, "9080" and "9081" for Documentum WDK UCF
Content TransferClick. Click Next
7. Leave the defaults checked. Click Next
8. Set a descriptive "Name". Click Finish
9. The new Inbound Rule is shown and now you can access your tomcat deployed
web application from other locations
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