On Mar 17, 2013, at 02:50 15, Paul Hayton wrote:

> I’ve noticed a jump in my LAN activity and router traffic when I run any of 
> the modules such as RDAdmin, RDLibrary, RDLogedit, RDLogmanager
>  
> I can see the ports on my switcher and router suddenly start to flash all the 
> time the moment I run any of these modules.
>  
> It’s like something behind the scenes is constantly testing to see if there 
> is a network connection?

There is lots of TCP/IP communication of a more-or-less continuous nature that 
happens between the various components of a stock Rivendell setup, particularly 
between the modules and the daemons.  The specifics of how the system has been 
configured will determine how much (if any) of that is visible externally.  If 
you're using a single stand-alone setup (with both MySQL and the audio store on 
the same machine), you should see little or none, as everything in that case 
defaults to the loopback address (127.0.0.1).

Some of the common ports used by RD for interprocess communication:

TCP/5005        caed
TCP/5006        ripcd
TCP/6006        rdcatchd
UDP/5858        RML
UDP/5859        RML
UDP/5860        RML

There are also the ports used for communication with MySQL and NFS, as well as 
those for various external devices (e.g. TCP/10212
for a Logitek Audio Engine), which I have left out of this general list due to 
their being highly dependent on the specific site configuration.

Cheers!


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