Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Ports used in a Jboss implementation

TRIRIGA gets asked this question quite often, so here are the various ports used from the user's desktop to the backend database, and server in between.

This is for a Jboss installation, WebSphere will use different ports, and Weblogic different ports still for the Application server layer.

Client Browser > Web Server > http on port 80 
Client Browser > HTTPS Web Server > https on port 443 

System Admin's Browser > Application Server > http on port 8001 For direct access to TRIRIGA System Admin Console
System Admin's Browser > Process Server > http on port 8001

Web Server > Application Server > AJP on port 8009 
Web Server > Application Server > http/proxy on port 8001 

Application Server > Database Server > jdbc on port 1521 
Application Server > Crystal Server > rpt on port 1566 
Application Server > Brava > http on port 8999 
Application Server > Brava > http on port 8889 
Application Server > Brava > http on port 9731 
Application Server > Outgoing Mail Server > smtp on port 25
Application Server > Incoming Mail Server > pop3 on port 110 
Application Server > Incoming Mail Server > imap on port 143

Process Server > Database Server > jdbc on port 1521 
Process Server > Mail Server > smtp on port 25 

Brava Server > Application Server > http on port 8001 
Brava Server > Web Server > http on port 80 

Crystal Server > Database Server > odbc on port 1521

WebSphere ports are defined by the WAS admin upon installation or configuration and also depend on your Web Server configuration.

If you want to view the ports configured on your Application Server you can go to Application servers > server1 > Ports in the WAS admin console. ​

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