Subject | Prevent Windows from using port 3050 |
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Author | Reinhard Gunacker |
Post date | 2005-10-11T12:39:15Z |
Hi!
I use Firebird 1.5 on several Windows 2000 servers (some of then running
MSSQL and Exchange).
Today, after restarting a server, i could not connect to the database
via network. I recognized that the process 'system' was using port 3050.
After a second restart the process 'msdtc.exe' used it. These processes
start before firebird so starting the firebird server fails because of
the used port.
I found out, that this processes use dynamic ports which changes on
every reboot. So rebooting a third time resolved the problem.
Does anybody know how to prevent Windows from using port 3050?
Thanks in advance!
I use Firebird 1.5 on several Windows 2000 servers (some of then running
MSSQL and Exchange).
Today, after restarting a server, i could not connect to the database
via network. I recognized that the process 'system' was using port 3050.
After a second restart the process 'msdtc.exe' used it. These processes
start before firebird so starting the firebird server fails because of
the used port.
I found out, that this processes use dynamic ports which changes on
every reboot. So rebooting a third time resolved the problem.
Does anybody know how to prevent Windows from using port 3050?
Thanks in advance!