Transport Gateway doesn't appears to start web listener

Question

Tried installing Transport Gateway 3.5 under CentOS 6.x. I can start the process and I see a couple of items in the process list for it, but I don't see anything listening on port 80 when looking at the output from netstat and, of course, dont' see anything when trying to access the web gui.
Any ideas?

Answer 1

That's what I suspected.
Hmm. Curious. It doesn't seem to want to start a listener on the http or https ports. I see it listening on localhost:31000 and 32000, but I'm pretty certain those are used for something other than the web interface for the app.
wrapper   3286 root    7u  IPv4  49309      0t0  TCP localhost:32000->localhost:31000 (ESTABLISHED)
java      3288 root    4u  IPv4  49291      0t0  TCP localhost:32000 (LISTEN)
java      3288 root   68u  IPv6  49308      0t0  TCP localhost:31000->localhost:32000 (ESTABLISHED)
Opened a case with TAC, but the rep is insisting that I neeed a GUI on the linux machine in order to troubleshoot, but I don't see how that would matter, so we'll see where that goes.
Not seeing much helpful in the log files. Seems pretty clean. No mention of missing components or unable to start services in either /var/log/messages or in the log files for the app.
I get a couple of processes: one wrapper process and the other is com.cisco.ca.csp.cso.conn.tg.service.TGServiceMain
I see in the jettyconfig.properties file that it has 80 and 443 conigured for http and https and the TGServiceMain process has the jars for jetty in the command line.