JetProxy Configuration in Unified Linux Repository

In scenario where we need to consolidate servers. Below are the setups to setup JetProxy in ULR
both services can run on the same server with different custom ports.

Follow this KC here to complete the ULR installation. 
Also Follow this KC here to install JetProxy. 

Bypassing Port Conflicts on Ports 80/443

Since both ULR and JetProxy use ports 80/443, you can avoid port conflicts by configuring JetProxy to use custom ports.

Steps:

Step 1:
Modify the listen ports in /etc/nginx/conf.d/intigua.conf and replace ports 80/443 with custom ports such as 8080/9443.

Step 2:
Restart the NGINX service:# systemctl restart nginx

Step 3:
Verify service status: #systemctl status nginx. After successful restart, verify access in the browser using:

http://<ulr-ip-or-fqdn>/vmanage-server/

Important Notes

• If NGINX reports a port conflict during installation or script execution, this is expected. The issue will be resolved once you update the listen ports to custom values.

• If you need to re-run the JetProxy installation script, ensure you update the listen port values at lines 73 and 84 to match your custom ports.

• Always add a trailing slash / at the end of the URL.
  Example:

  http://192.168.1.10/vmanage-server/

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with JetProxy, refer to the corresponding JetProxy troubleshooting KC here.