MobileFirst 8.0 DevKit - Server failed to start

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MFP Version 8.0.0.0-MFPF-DevKit-MacOSX-IF2016082221

We have Java 1.8 installed on mac and trying to run the ./run.sh to start the local MFP server. Its failed with the below error for all context that MFP initialie.

CWWKX0203E: The WebSphere Java Management Extensions REST client received an unexpected response code 502 with message 'Tunnel Connection Failed' from the server for URL https://localhost:9443/IBMJMXConnectorREST on connection rest:localhost:9443 MfpRESTUser 9 [WARNING ] Management MBean not loaded yet, Exception: CWWKX0203E: The WebSphere Java Management Extensions REST client received an unexpected response code 502 with message 'Tunnel Connection Failed' from the server for URL https://localhost:9443/IBMJMXConnectorREST on connection rest:localhost:9443 MfpRESTUser 9 CWWKX0203E: The WebSphere Java Management Extensions REST client received an unexpected response code 502 with message 'Tunnel Connection Failed' from the server for URL https://localhost:9443/IBMJMXConnectorREST on connection rest:localhost:9443 MfpRESTUser 9

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ibm-mobilefirstmobilefirst-server
Did you check you have nothing else using 9443? Trying restarting the mac, killings the java process, ... – Idan Adar
Hi Idan. I see its running in 10.241.195.109:9080/IBMJMXConnectorREST. But its trying to use localhost:9443/IBMJMXConnectorREST after load and failed with 'Tunnel Connection Failed'. Ports not used by other services, checked java process - nothing run and restart not helped. – Ragu
Well, install the devkit on a different machine - outside your office space, still failing? – Idan Adar
I tried in my personal mac its working fine. But office mac fails. – Ragu
Ok. Then I don't know... I suggest to talk with your IT department, maybe this is some firewall rule... – Idan Adar

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As a write in the comments, if this is a fresh installation of the devkit, then the only reason for the server to not start is if some ports are already taken by an exiting process. For example another application server...

Typically a reboot of the host machine clears any such running processes, so:

  1. Either restart the Mac, or
  2. Kill the Java process, or
  3. Quit any related running software