cPanel/WHM

NOTE: If you install the Tomcat Module in WHM AFTER installing NGASI,

the original /usr/java directory used by NGASI is removed.

You will need to re-install the JDKs. So it is best NOT to install the

Tomcat Module, if using NGASI as well.

You may remove cPanel's Tomcat installation like so:

Uninstall Tomcat in WHM at cPanel >> Manage Plugins

Please also refer to the Could not reserve enough space for object heap topic.

Glassfish Admin Console

In order to enable user accounts, with Glassfish installations, to automatically access

the Glassfish Admin console with the "gfadmin" sudomain, edit the Zone Templates in

cPanel WHM and add a zone entry called gfadmin like so:

gfadmin IN A xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

NOTE: Access to port 4848 must also be enabled (unblock firewall).

This will enable user accounts to access their individual Glassfish Admin Console

like so:

http://gfadmin.userdomain.com:4848/

NOTE: The user must first enable the Web Mapping in the NGASI Web Server

Configuration section.

They can also access Glassfish Admin Console like so:

http://userdomain.com:4848/

JBoss Admin Console (version 7 and higher)

In order to enable user accounts, with JBoss installations, to automatically access

the JBoss Admin console with the "jbadmin" sudomain, edit the Zone Templates in

cPanel WHM and add a zone entry called jbadmin like so:

jbadmin IN A xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

NOTE: Access to port 9990 must also be enabled (unblock firewall).

This will enable user accounts to access their individual JBoss Admin Console

like so:

http://jbadmin.userdomain.com:9990/console/index.html

NOTE: The user must first enable the Web Mapping in the NGASI Web Server

Configuration section.

They can also access JBoss Admin Console like so:

http://userdomain.com:9990/console/index.html