Configuring a JMX Connection to DSE using LCM
Configure a local or remote JMX connection to DSE using Lifecycle Manager.
Configure a local connection or remote JMX connection to DSE using Lifecycle Manager.
The types of JMX connections are:
- Local JMX - No Authentication
- Remote JMX - No Authentication
- Remote JMX - DSE Unified Authentication
Procedure
- Click Config Profiles from the Lifecycle Manager navigation menu.
- Click the edit icon for the configuration profile you want to edit, or click Add config profile if you have not already added a config profile.
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In the Config Profile pane under the Lifecycle Manager section, click
jvm.options.
The general settings for configuring JVM options appears.
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Scroll down to the JMX pane. Select the connection type.
- To enable local JMX Connection, ensure that jmx-connection-type is set to Local-JMX - No Authentication (default).
- To enable remote JMX Connection without authentication, ensure that jmx-connection-type is set to Remote-JMX - No Authentication.
- To enable remote JMX Connection with DSE Unified Authentication, ensure that jmx-connection-type is set to Remote-JMX - DSE Unified Authentication.
When using DSE Unified Authentication, by default you can access JMX using the name cassandra and the password of the cassandra role from the DSE cluster. - Click Save.
What's next
- Run a configure job to apply the config profile changes.