Subject | Re: [ib-support] Re: TCP Port |
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Author | Edwin Pratomo |
Post date | 2002-08-02T04:34:20Z |
Helen Borrie wrote:
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rgds,
Edwin
>yup, and on Linux, it's /etc/services
> No, it's configurable. 3050 is just the default.
>
> >Once the service is demanding a specific port, the OS needs to open thatservername/nnnn:/path/to/database
> >port for listening and that's what the services file does.
>
> The clients need the matching entry in the local Services file. I'm fairly
> certain that, when it's set up in both places, it works.
>
> Sans the client services entry, there is an element you can add to the
> TCP/IP connection string to access a non-default listening port. I *think*
> the syntax is
>
> Servername:nnnn:/path_to_database_on_Unix
> Servername:nnnn:D:\path_to_database_on_Win32
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rgds,
Edwin