Hi all,

Where is the server port number saved ? In which table ?

Thanks,
David

David,

Which particular Ports are you referring to? Blogin daemon, OW connectors, SLM or ASM?

None of that information is stored in a table, they are all configurable option by the particular executable.

I'm refering to the SLM port..

If it is not stored in a table then how does baan get it ? Is it stored in a file ?

I'm refering to the SLM port..

By default I believe it's 6005. But it can be configured on the server and the client (servers.xml)

Refer to the SLM installation manual and look up the various options to configure any custom port:
$BclmServer -U
Usage: BclmServer [options]
Valid Server Startup Parameters:

-p[ort] <num> : Port number the server must listen on (default: 6005).
-up[ort] <num> : UDP port number the server must listen on (default: 6005) for broadcasts.
-s[lave] : Run server in Slave-mode (default is Master-mode).
-f[ront] : Run server in foreground, not as a daemon process.
-k[ill] : Kill a running server.
-l[og] <file> : Log stdout/stderr output to <file>.
-a[ppend] : Append to logfile (only useful with -l[og] option).
-maxconn <num> : Set max. connections server can handle (default: 2048).
-set var=val : Set environment variable 'var' to 'val'.
-u[sage] : Display this usage/help information message.
-h[elp] : Display this usage/help information message.
-? : Display this usage/help information message.
-v[ersion] : Display version information.

But it can be configured on the server and the client (servers.xml)

p.cole, where can I find the file servers.xml that you mentioned ? I looked but didn't find it..

NPRao, do you mean that from within baan there's no way to get the port number ? Only through the SLM ?

Thank you all for your answers..

Here's the command:

bclmconfig -l -f [output file]

Example:
bclmconfig -l -f c:\lic.txt


The lic.txt file contains one row:
ln6:6005:M

do you mean that from within baan there's no way to get the port number ? Only through the SLM ?
David,

It's quite not clear what are you trying to do? Please state your requirements/questions explicitly for others to help you out.

where can I find the file servers.xml that you mentioned ?

Default locations are:

c:\Program Files\Baan\shared\etc on Windows or

/usr/baan/shared/etc on Unix.

Regards.

I have just found the servers.xml. it is under etc under the license manager in $BSE..

Thanks a lot for all your help,
David