2 Replies Latest reply on Nov 28, 2013 8:25 AM by ctomc

    Secure Wildfly (jmx console)

    titmael

      Hi,

       

      when I used JBoss 4.2.2 we had a hacker using our jmx console, I don't know how I didn't configured Jboss then. Today I've to install a Wildfly and I need to get the maximum security that is possible to have : disable anything not needed like jmx console that we don't use.

      I read the doc on this part and nothing is explained about doing it, just : it's enabled by default in standalone and disabled in domain. Ok but how do I disable it in standalone ?

       

      Thanks for your help

        • 1. Re: Secure Wildfly (jmx console)
          wdfink

          WildFly starts with all interfaces bound against localhost.

          The management listen on port 9990(http) and 9999(native) these ports can be separate bound to a different interface as other public needed ports like 8080.

          Also the management ports are secured with user/passwd by default if you not using the same machine as client.

          You will see a hint how to add the credentials if you access localhost:9990 via browser.

          • 2. Re: Secure Wildfly (jmx console)
            ctomc

            And on top of what Wolf said, there is no jmx-console in AS7+ anymore.

            Only admin console and it is secured.

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