Use PASMAN to configure an instance
- Last Updated: February 11, 2026
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- Version 13.0
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When you run pasman config with no parameters, it displays the
core configuration properties of the Tomcat server including the
appserver.properties, jvm.properties, and catalina.properties located in the instance-name/conf directory.Note: You can only view
jvm.properties. You cannot modify its
contents with the
pasman config
action.To change property values:
- Run the Proenv utility.
- Enter the
pasman configcommand to display the properties of your instance:pasman config -I instance-name - Enter a specific property name to see the value of a
property, for
example:
pasman config psc.as.http.port -I instance-nameThis command returns the current value of the HTTP port for the specified instance.
- Update the value of the
property:
pasman config psc.as.http.port=6543 -I instance-name - Run the
pasman configcommand on the property again, to ensure it was updated:pasman config psc.as.http.port -I instance-name - To add a new property and value pair to the
appserver.propertiesfile, type the following:pasman config +my.example.dir=/home/example -I instance-name - To remove a property and value pair from the
appserver.propertiesfile, type the following:pasman config ~my.example.dir -I instance-name
Note: All property
names are case sensitive.