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Hi guys,
I want to check services status( running, stopped,..) by NLB , thus i need services listening ports.. How can i get them?
The QlikView Server Reference manual covers the ports in the "Service by Service" chapter.
For example:
QlikView Server: Listens to QVP: 4747; QVP (tunneling): 4774; Broadcast: 14747; SNMP: 161
QlikView Distribution Service: Listens to HTTP: 4720; SNMP: 4721
QlikView Web Server: Listens to HTTP: 80; HTTP: 4750; SNMP: 4751
QlikView Management Service Listens to HTTP: 4780 (Web); HTTP: 4799 (API); SNMP: 4781
The QlikView Server Reference manual covers the ports in the "Service by Service" chapter.
For example:
QlikView Server: Listens to QVP: 4747; QVP (tunneling): 4774; Broadcast: 14747; SNMP: 161
QlikView Distribution Service: Listens to HTTP: 4720; SNMP: 4721
QlikView Web Server: Listens to HTTP: 80; HTTP: 4750; SNMP: 4751
QlikView Management Service Listens to HTTP: 4780 (Web); HTTP: 4799 (API); SNMP: 4781
Thank's mls.
I wanted to ckeck this with netstat -o -n -a, and this is what i got:
For Qlikview Server: TCP 0.0.0.0 :4747 0.0.0.0 Listening --> This means QVP?
For Qlikview web server: TCP x.y.z.w:57032 x.y.z.w:4747 Listening--> i'm not seeing the port number 4750
I'm a little bit confused
For more details, this is what i didi:
To check QVS: netstat -o -n -a\findstr:4747
25364 is the PID of QVS.
To check QVWS: netstat -o -n -a\findstr:4750
but 4 is not the PID of QVWS but the PID of SYSTEM.
this looks correct.
Some ports are run as a system process and then you will see pid 4 instead of the real pid. This makes it more difficult to be sure what process is actually behind it. To be sure you could stop QVWS momentarily and run netstat again, to verify that it stops listening on that port.