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Solaris 10 uses SMF (Service Management Facility) for creating and managing services. To enable JSCAPE Reverse Proxy as a service perform the following.
| 1. | As root user, create a user and group named reverseproxy. |
| 2. | As root user, run the command usermod -K defaultpriv=basic,net_privaddr reverseproxy to grant reverseproxy user permissions to run services on ports less than 1024. |
| 3. | As reverseproxy user, run installer for Solaris as described in Installing on Solaris. |
| 4. | Open the sample SMF manifest file reverseproxy_smf.xml found in the JSCAPE Reverse Proxy installation directory using vi or other text editor. |
| 5. | Change references to /opt/JSCAPE_Reverse_Proxy with the absolute path of JSCAPE Reverse Proxy installation directory. |
| 6. | As root user, validate SMF manifest file using svccfg validate reverseproxy_smf.xml command. |
| 7. | As root user, import SMF manifest file using svccfg import reverseproxy_smf.xml command. |
| 8. | As root user, enable service using svcadm enable svc:/application/reverseproxy:default command. |
| 9. | Check that service was started successfully and not in maintenance using svcs -x reverseproxy:default command. |
| 10. | Verify that JSCAPE Reverse Proxy Service is running using netstat -na | grep 20880 command. |
See also
For more information on creating services using SMF please see the following links:
http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/howtoguides/smfmanifesthowto.jsp
http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/howtoguides/servicemgmthowto.jsp
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