RE: [WEB400] Webfacing - Where to run the HLL programs?

[rune@xxxxxxx]

WRKSRVTBLE

Service                                  Port  Protocol
as-WebFacing                             4004  tcp

Rune



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>NETSTAT *CNN just would tell you the iSeries
>ports used by the Webfacing server (the one
>started by the STRTCPSVR command), or any
>other TCP Server running on the iSeries.

This works for listeners but not talkers.  That is, if WAS is listening on
port 9305 on WEB and WebFacing is listening on port 4004 on DATA then
Rob'll
have to do a NETSTAT on both sides to see the ports needed.  As well as be
aware that just because WAS is listening to a port does not mean that port
should be opened.  A prime example is the admin port.

All in all, NETSTAT is a good start when flying blind.
  --buck
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