Subject | Re: Events and SP2 |
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Author | Dixon Epperson |
Post date | 2005-03-07T14:22:38Z |
Terrific! Everytime I hit an obstacle in Firebird, I am increasingly
impressed with the forethought given to the intelligent design.
Is there problem if I put it as the same port as the database, ie
3050? That is what the new interbase does, and I'm not real sure I
want to do that. Just wanted to know.
E. D. Epperson
impressed with the forethought given to the intelligent design.
Is there problem if I put it as the same port as the database, ie
3050? That is what the new interbase does, and I'm not real sure I
want to do that. Just wanted to know.
E. D. Epperson
> > this? Turn off Windows Firewall?
>
> Open the file
> firebird.conf
> and search for the following lines:
>
> # The TCP Port Number to be used for server Event Notification
> # messages. The value of 0 (Zero) means that the server will choose
> # a port number randomly.
> #
> # Type: integer
> #
> #RemoteAuxPort = 0
>
> ^^^^^
> Remove the # and open the port you enter here.
> (After changing the config, Firebird has to be restarted).
>
> Magnus