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CA ARCserve D2D Web Service Fails on CA ARCserve D2D Nodes

Valid on Windows platforms.

Symptom:

The web service running on CA ARCserve D2D nodes starts and fails or cannot start.

Solution:

This problem occurs when the port used by the CA ARCserve D2D web service is the same as the port used by the VMware vCenter web service (Tomcat).

The port that CA ARCserve D2D uses can conflict with the default port that Tomcat uses. This conflict causes Tomcat to fail when CA ARCserve D2D is started before it. To remedy this problem, you can change the Tomcat default port as follows:

  1. Access the CA ARCserve D2D Monitor, click the Advanced option, and select Stop Service.

    The CA ARCserve D2D Web Service is stopped.

    Tray Monitor, Advanced Settings, Stop Service

  2. Access the Tomcat server.xml file to edit/configure the behavior of Tomcat.

    The Tomcat server.xml file is located in the following folder structure:

    C:\Program Files\CA\ARCserve Central Applications\TOMCAT\conf
  3. Locate the <Server> tag inside the server.xml file.

    Server.xml File. The <Server> field is highlighted.

  4. Edit the <Server> tag as follows:

    From:

    <Server>

    To:

    <Server port="8015" shutdown="SHUTDOWN">

    Server.xml file. The field to modify is highlighted.

  5. Save and close the server.xml file.

    The command to shut down Tomcat has now been configured so that it must be received by the server on the named port (8015).

  6. Access the CA ARCserve D2D Monitor, click the Advanced option, and select Start Service.

    The CA ARCserve D2D Web Service is started.