port numbers for protocols
Walter Vetrivel
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John Wetherbie
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posted 16 years ago
I don't think these protocols have their own ports because they are running on top of something else. At least I have never seen specific port numbers mentioned.
If they have an RFC associated with them it will talk about ports in there.
John
If they have an RFC associated with them it will talk about ports in there.
John
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Jim Baiter
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Rahul Mahindrakar
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posted 16 years ago
IIOP is 535 one can check it up here
One thing to keep in mind is the port for JRMP by default is 1099 and is not allocated by any authority. Since it is greater than 1024 anybody can use this port.
[This message has been edited by Rahul Mahindrakar (edited May 14, 2001).]
One thing to keep in mind is the port for JRMP by default is 1099 and is not allocated by any authority. Since it is greater than 1024 anybody can use this port.
[This message has been edited by Rahul Mahindrakar (edited May 14, 2001).]
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