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1. Re: enforcing jmx authentication
juhalindfors Jul 14, 2003 5:20 PM (in response to manishsharan)You need to undeploy RMI connector, EJB connector etc. There are more than one gateway into the JMX server deployed by default.
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2. Re: enforcing jmx authentication
sanne Jul 17, 2003 8:17 AM (in response to manishsharan)Hi Juha,
I'm trying to put together a little production guide, and this seems to be a point of confusion.
There are several adaptors/connectors in for example 3.2:
jmx.adaptor
EJBAdaptorBean
XMLAdaptor
RMIAdaptor
jmx.connector
EJBConnector
RMIConnectorImpl
InvokerAdapterService
Is the purpose of of all these packages solely jmx adminstration? Disabling these will not interfere with EJB functionality?
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3. Re: enforcing jmx authentication
juhalindfors Jul 17, 2003 8:42 AM (in response to manishsharan)You can disable all of these without interfering with EJB funtionality.
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4. Re: enforcing jmx authentication
sanne Jul 17, 2003 9:04 AM (in response to manishsharan)Tops.
So basically if you would like to secure JMX access you would use one of the securable ejb connectors/adaptors.
Or do rmi over ssl.
Sanne