So I have an environment with 2 AR Servers that are *virtual* servers and
are sitting behind a Load balancer. If I log into either one of those
servers individually I do not have to put the port number, but when I log in
using the alias for the load balancer it requires that I put the port number
You need to configure the load balancer to handle rpcbind traffic. This can
be done by redirecting udp and tcp ports 111 to the Remedy servers in
addition to the port Remedy listens on.
This assumes you have the portmapper enabled for Remedy on each of the
virtual machines.
Axton Grams
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yes we have portmapper running as well as a port hardcoded on both servers.
So could we essentially hard code the load balancer to bind to our specific
port, lets say 10 every time is passes the traffic? Is that what needs to
be done so the users do not have to put that port in?
On Wed, May 5,
No, you need to forward udp/111 and tcp/111. That port is used for the rpc
port bind. rpcbind is the mechanism that says rpc program 390620 is running
on tcp or udp port X (i.e., the user tool connects to port 111 if you don't
specify a port to request the port remedy runs on). This is how a
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