Change Sybase Unwired Platform component port numbers after installation, if necessary.
Proceed with caution when changing port numbers because the change might impact other configuration files that point to that port. You need to be aware of the default Sybase Control Center port numbers so you do not accidentally use these ports when you change Sybase Unwired Platform ports. You can change some Sybase Control Center default ports, but, in some cases, you should not.
Port | Description | Default Port | Instructions for Changing |
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Data tier (CDB) server | Port number for the data tier that manages transactions between the enterprise information system and mobile devices. | 5200 |
Do not change the CDB port. |
Management ports | IIOP port number on which the Unwired Server listens for Sybase Control Center administration requests. |
2000 2001 for secure management ( default) |
Default is recommended. No change is required. |
Data change notification (DCN) | Port number on which Unwired Server listens for DCN events. |
8000 for HTTP 8001 for HTTPS |
Configure in Sybase Control Center by expanding the Servers > <ServerName> folder and selecting Server Configuration. In the General tab, select the Communication Ports subtab and enter a new DCN port or secure DCN port, as required. See Security Profiles in in Sybase Control Center online help. |
Synchronization | Port numbers on which Unwired Server synchronizes data between the enterprise information system and mobile devices. Messaging port uses a proprietary encryption method, so communication is always encrypted. |
2480 for replication 5001 for messaging |
Configure in Sybase Control Center by expanding the Servers > <ServerName> folder and selecting Server Configuration. In the Replication or Messaging tab, select the Synchronization Listener subtab and enter a new synchronization port, as required. Note: If there is a conflict for port 2480 or 2481, Unwired Server will not start, and yo cannot use Sybase Control Center to modify them. To correct the problem,
you must temporarily stop the service that uses the conflicting port, then start Unwired Server.
For replication payloads, see Configuring Replication Properties in Sybase Control Center online help. For messaging payloads, see Configuring Messaging Properties in in Sybase Control Center online help. |
Advantage Database Server® | Port number for the messaging database. | 6262 | Sybase recommends that you do not change these ports. |
Messaging server administration | Port number for the messaging service for Sybase messaging clients. | 5100 for administration services |
Cannot be changed in Sybase Control Center. Use the <<UnwiredPlatform_InstallDir>>\Servers\Messaging Server\Bin\AdminWebServicesTool.exe command line tool to change the messaging service Web service port. This tool has built in online help describing how to use the tool. From the command prompt run: <UnwiredPlatform_InstallDir>\Servers\Messaging Server\Bin>AdminWebServicesTool.exe set=<port> restart |
Sybase Control Center | Additional default port numbers of which to be aware, when modifying port numbers. | 9999 for default RMI agent port 2100 for default JMS messaging service port 3638 for default SCC repository database port 8282, 8283 for default Web container ports |
Before you make any changes to these files, stop Sybase Control Center X.X service. Start the service after you complete the changes. If any of the subsystems fail to start, check the SCC agent.log for error messages. |
Relay server | Port numbers on which Relay Server listens for requests. |
80 for the HTTP port 443 for the HTTPS port |
Change the value for the cluster in Sybase Control Center for Unwired Platform. You can then generate the file and transfer it to the corresponding Unwired Server host. See Sybase Control Center > Configure > Configure Unwired Platform > Clusters >Relay Server. |
Unwired Platform reserved | Port numbers reserved for internal use by Unwired Platform components | 4343 5500 27000 8002 2638 |
Do not use these special port numbers for any purpose. These ports differ from Windows reserved ports (1-1023). Note: Even if the installer does not detect a conflict at install time, Windows may later use ports in the 1024-64K range for other purposes.
Read Microsoft documentation to determine how to reserve Unwired Platform ports. Otherwise, you may experience intermittent problems when starting up platform services due to Windows using these ports for some other purpose at the same time.
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