Jon Loken schrieb:
Hi again, Does anyone know which ports SQLStudio and DBMGui by default listen to?
Thank you for your help again. Regards Jon [I have had a look in the script that created the db instance, but could not find a corresponding port reference.]
-----Original Message----- From: Auer, Wolfgang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 28 February 2005 11:14 To: Jon Loken; MaxDB mailing list. Subject: RE: is SQLStudio client connection secure/encrypted? which port does SQLStudio listen to by default?
Hello,
in the actual version SQL Studio and DBM GUI do not communicate through secure connections.
Regards Wolfgang
-----Original Message----- From: Jon Loken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Montag, 28. Februar 2005 12:09 To: MaxDB mailing list. Subject: is SQLStudio client connection secure/encrypted? which port does SQLStudio listen to by default?
Hi All,
I was just wondering whether or not SQLStudio/DBMGui client-server communication is secure/encrypted?
If it is, it is good news. If it is not then we will attempt to connect securely using cygwin ssh. In this regard the ssh command will look something like: ssh -L 5901:localhost:x [EMAIL PROTECTED] where x is some port that SQLStudio listens to.
Can you suggest other secure mechanisms?
The server is on Linux.
hi,
imho it is tcp-port 7210, cause you can create also an instance with dbmgui running on windows, with a db-server running on linux. and the only open port is vserver's tcp/7210.
there are also a possibility to use unix-domain sockets? this are only working on the localmachine and are imho not able to get forwarded over network. this is used, when you create the instance directly on the database-server commandline.
greetings thomas
greetings thomas
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