APAR#: II12227 Component: INFOAS400 - AS/400 Information
Release(s): R440 Abstract CLIENT ACCESS EXPRESS SERVERS AND PORTS REQUIRED Error Description ** Last updated on February 20, 2002 ** NOTE: The latest modifications are marked with a "*" in the first column. The changes made on February 20, 2002 were to the format and not the content. The following servers are used by Client Access Express for Windows. In addition to the servers listed, the Port Mapper (Port 449) is also used by all functions. However, if the user changes the Connection properties for an AS/400 connection so that "Where to look up Remote Port" is set to "Standard" or "Local," then the Port Mapper will not be used. In addition, if a DNS server is to be accessed, Port 53 should be made available to the client. -------------------------------------------------------------- SERVER: Port Mapper DEFAULT PORT: 449 DESCRIPTION: Port mapper returns the port number for the requested server ---------------------------------- SERVER: Sign-on DEFAULT PORT: 8476 (9476) DESCRIPTION: Sign-on server is used for every Client Access connection to authenticate users and to change passwords ---------------------------------- SERVER: Central DEFAULT PORT: 8470 (9470) DESCRIPTION: Central server is used when a Client Access license is required, and also for downloading translation tables. ---------------------------------- SERVER: Data Queue DEFAULT PORT: 8472 (9472) DESCRIPTION: Data Queue server allows access to the AS/400 data queues, used for passing data between applications. ---------------------------------- SERVER: Database DEFAULT PORT: 8471 (9471) DESCRIPTION: Database server is used for accessing the AS/400 database. ---------------------------------- SERVER: Remote Command DEFAULT PORT: 8475 (9475) DESCRIPTION: Remote command server is used to send commands from a PC to an AS/400 and for program calls ---------------------------------- SERVER: File DEFAULT PORT: 8473 (9473) DESCRIPTION: File Server is used for accessing any part of the AS/400 file system ---------------------------------- SERVER: Print DEFAULT PORT: 8474 (9474) DESCRIPTION: Printer Server is used to access printers known to the AS/400 ---------------------------------- SERVER: Web Admin DEFAULT PORT: 2001 (2010) DESCRIPTION: Used to access web applications served by the AS/400 ---------------------------------- SERVER: DDM DEFAULT PORT: 446 (448) DESCRIPTION: DDM server is used to access data via DRDA and for record level access ---------------------------------- SERVER: Telnet DEFAULT PORT: 23 (992) DESCRIPTION: Telnet server is used to access 5250 emulation ---------------------------------- SERVER: NetServer DEFAULT PORT: 137, 138, 139, 8474 DESCRIPTION: AS/400 NetServer allows access to AS/400 integrated file system from Windows PCs ---------------------------------- SERVER: USF DEFAULT PORT: 8480 DESCRIPTION: Ultimedia services are used for multimedia data ---------------------------------- SERVER: LDAP DEFAULT PORT: 389 (636) DESCRIPTION: Provides a network directory service ---------------------------------- SERVER: Mgmt Central DEFAULT PORT: 5555 (5566) 5544 5577 DESCRIPTION: Management Central server is used to manage multiple AS/400s in a network (See Note 5) -------------------------------------------------------------- Note 1: The port number in parenthesis is the one used to connect to the server via SSL (encrypted session). Note 2: Ports 449, 8xxx, and 9xxx can be started with the STRHOSTSVR *ALL command. The others need to be started individually, or can be set to autostart when TCP/IP is started (as can 449, 8xxx, and 9xxx). Note 3: Although 8474 is listed next to NetServer, it is only used internally so does not have to be set in your firewall IP filtering. However, that server (print server) must be started for NetServer to work properly. Note 4: If any applications are registered under Application Administration, then the remote command server will be required in addition to what is listed below. Note 5: Port 5544 is required only on V5R1 and later systems and is used for both non-SSL and SSL traffic. Port 5577 is only required for SSL connections between the "central" system and "endpoint" systems. Saludos. Juan Carlos. Ext.: 9023 Saludos. Juan Carlos. Ext.: 9023 -----Mensaje original----- De: Felipe Yag�e [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Enviado el: jueves 11 de abril de 2002 12:03 Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Asunto: Acceso remoto al AS400 con client access Hola a todos. A ver si podeis resolverme una duda. Tengo el sistema AS400 en una red local que gestiona un Servidor Win 2000. La cuesti�n es que queremos acceder con el client access al AS400 desde los portatiles de nuestros comerciales que no tienen un lugar de conexi�n fija. Me parece que tenemos que configurar en el servidor el puerto por el que el client access realiza la petici�n de conexi�n, �sabe�s que puerto es? Aunque no s� si esto ser� la soluci�n. Si alguna habeis tenido este problema, agradecer�a cualquier ayuda.Muchas gracias por adelantado. _____________________________________________________ Forum.HELP400 es un servicio m�s de NEWS/400. � Publicaciones Help400, S.L. - Todos los derechos reservados http://www.help400.es _____________________________________________________ Para darte de baja, env�a el mensaje resultante de pulsar mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?body=LEAVE
