Lisa,
From the 4D Server Reference:
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4D Server and port numbers
4D Server uses three TCP ports for communications between internal
servers and clients:
• SQL Server: 19812 by default (can be modified via the "SQL/
Configuration" page of the Preferences).
• Application Server: 19813 by default (can be modified via the
"Client-Server/Configuration" page of the Preferences, see above).
• DB4D Server (database server): 19814 by default . This port number
cannot be modified directly but it always consists of the application
server port number + 1.
When a 4D client connects to 4D Server, it uses the TCP port of the
application server (19813 or the port indicated after the colon ':'
in the IP address shown in the connection dialog box). Connection to
other servers via their respective ports is then automatic; it is no
longer necessary to specify them.
Note that in the case of access via a router or a firewall, the three
TCP ports must be opened explicitly.
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HTH
Koen
Op 29-jul-09, om 15:27 heeft Lisa Pollard het volgende geschreven:
> When I open 4D Server it opens the Client port (19813 or 19821 in
> this case) and then opens a second port which is the Client port +1
> (19814 or 19822 in this case). This is not the SQL server or the
> Web Server ports, they are set to something else and open with no
> problems.
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Compass bvba
Koen Van Hooreweghe
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9910 Knesselare
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