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- Default Ports Used by the Denodo Platform Modules
The table below lists the TCP/IP port numbers that each module of theDenodo Platform listens for incoming connections.
These are the default port numbers. They can be changed during theinstallation process or later, in the administration tool of eachmodule.
Server | Default Port |
|---|---|
Virtual DataPort and ITPilot Wrapper Server | |
Server ports (for Virtual DataPortadministration tools and JDBCclients) | 9999 and 9997 |
ODBC port | 9996 |
Shutdown port | 9998 |
ITPilot Browser Pool | |
Server ports | 6001 and 6003 |
Shutdown port | 6002 |
Initial Microsoft Internet Explorerbrowser port | 6100 The Browser Pool listens to thisport to communicate with the firstopened browser. The consecutiveascending port numbers will be usedwhen additional browsers arerequested. For example, if the size of theBrowser Pool is set to 30, theBrowser Pool will listen in the portrange from 6001 to 6030. |
ITPilot Verification Server | |
Server ports | 7001 and 7003 |
Shutdown port | 7002 |
ITPilot PDF Conversion Server | |
Server port | 8448 |
Aracne Server | |
Server port | 11000 and 10998 |
Shutdown port | 10999 |
Aracne Index / Search Engine Server | |
Server ports | 9000 and 8998 |
Shutdown port | 8999 |
Scheduler Server | |
Server port | 8000 and 7998 |
Shutdown port | 7999 |
Denodo Platform Web container (Scheduler, ITPilot and AracneAdministration Tools, Virtual DataPort Web services, Information SelfService Tool and Diagnostic & Monitoring Tool) | |
Web container port (for http/httpsrequests) | 9090 (http) and 9443 (https) |
Shutdown port | 9099 |
JMX port (for monitoring tools) | 9098 and 9097 |
Almost all Denodo servers use two ports to listen to connections. Both are necessary and if the server is behind a firewall, both need to be opened in the firewall so the client applications can successfully connect to both.
If Denodo runs behind a firewall, open the following ports in the firewall:
9999 and 9997: to allow connections from JDBC clients and the administration tool of Virtual DataPort.
9996: to allow connections from ODBC clients of Virtual DataPort.
9090: to allow connections from client applications/browsers to the web applications and web services.
The other ports do not need to be opened on the firewall because they are accessed locally. For example, the Scheduler administration tool connects to the Scheduler server but because the administration tool and the server run on the same machine, the firewall does not intercept the network traffic between them.
