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[How to] specify a port 9090 for my server

kadoudal

Regular Pleskian
I installed an XMPP test server (OpenFire) on my remote server (domain : yoodal.com )
thsi server is running on poert 9090
how do I sepcify in the Plesk Panel that this port should be open and listening ?

thanks for your advices

erwin
 
Could you please be more specific? What sort of problem there? Is this domain yoodal.com hosted on this Plesk server? If it is separate remote server why do you think that Plesk server should has open 9090 port? If you have firewall on Plesk - just open it there.
 
thnaks for your answer..

yes it is , .. I am a basic 'admin'
testing on my local computer, I install it then the url http://localhost:9092 is the URL to this XMPP server setup..

I just wanted to install on a dedicated remote server, (domain: yoodal.com) created from the Plesk Panel
so yoodal.com is hosted on this Plesk server as usual...
so I need to know how I can access http://yoodal.com:9092
as usual 80 is open (and 443 for SSL) but adding the port 9092 ?
firewal ? OK but is it possible to manage the firewall from the Panel ?? or no , must be done via command lines ?

erwin
 
Well. If you have not any firewalls on this Plesk server and you have deployed this application for this domain - it should work withour any problem. Just install it there, run and check from outside with 'telnet yoodal.com 9090' that you can connect.
BTW, it works fine from my side :) http://yoodal.com:9090
 
yes it works .. (half..)

It works now , because I added a proxy in a vhost.conf for the domain yoodal (I have to modify the access rights)
then I reconfigure the vhost (with websrvmng) and restarted apache

ServerName yoodal.com:9090
ProxyPass /* http://yoodal.com:9090/
<Proxy *>
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all
</Proxy>
<Directory />
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
</Directory>

but I tried to do the same for the secure port 9091, and it seems not to be working..
I believe I need to modify the proxy statements

ServerName yoodal.com:9091
ProxyPass /* https://yoodal.com:9091/
<Proxy *>
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all
</Proxy>
<Directory />
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
</Directory>
 
[SOLVED]How to specify a port 9090 for my server

I solved it now, also for the SSL access

I had to include the statement
SSLProxyEngine on

into the yoodal.com/conf/vhost_ssl.conf

thanks alot for make me thinking a little bit more...

whatsoever, I did not look for the Firewall issue... as stated , I don't have a firewall module installed...
 
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