JDE PORT Number

Gary_CNC

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Hi List,
I am looking for the improvement in JDE performance by Prioritising the Network traffic on the basis ports numbers. Can anyone tell me which ports should be defined for JDE?
I tried NETSTAT on ES and Client but nowhere its listing 6009 (I am on XE) in the output.
Thanks in advance!
Gary
 
If nobody else gives you a better reply here's what I think I remember about this issue:

Incoming requests to the enterprise server are on port 6009 (or 6010 for ERP8, etc.).
Outgoing requests, from the perspective of the enterprise server, go out on a random port.

This is more a function of TCP than EnterpriseOne.

When establishing an outgoing TCP connection a client (in this case the enterprise server) uses a randomly chosen port number over 1023 as it's source port number and uses the pre-defined port number of the destination as the destination port number (in this case 6009).

So, you can do QoS on inbound 6009 to your enterprise server but not outbound by port.




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Hi List,
I am looking for the improvement in JDE performance by Prioritising the Network traffic on the basis ports numbers. Can anyone tell me which ports should be defined for JDE?
I tried NETSTAT on ES and Client but nowhere its listing 6009 (I am on XE) in the output.
Thanks in advance!
Gary

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Hi Gary.

I don't know about prioritizing ports for performance but I had an issue
in defining the ports in Xe myself years ago. The server established the
connection on 6009 and then used a random port for all other communication
which caused us to not be able to work through a firewall. in order to
open just the ports we needed in the firewall we had to add
enablePredefined Ports=3D1 in the [JDENET] section of the Enterprise Serve r
JDE.INI file. This allowed the ports that were used to be allocated
sequentially instead of randomly. This in combination with
maxNetProcesses=3Dx tells you what ports you allow OW traffic on. So
enablePredefinedPorts=3D1 and maxNetProcesses=3D4 allows traffic on 6009,
6010, 6011 and 6012. The higher =3Dx is allows more ports.

Hope this helps. See solution ID 200783104 for more info.

Gerald




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Hi List,
I am looking for the improvement in JDE performance by Prioritising the
Network traffic on the basis ports numbers. Can anyone tell me which ports
should be defined for JDE?
I tried NETSTAT on ES and Client but nowhere its listing 6009 (I am on XE)
in the output.
Thanks in advance!
Gary
 
You gotta love the way this forum handles equal signs... forget the "3D"
stuff..


enablePredefinedPorts equals 1
maxNetProcesses equals 4 (or however many ports you want to open.)

Regards,
Gerald.







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Hi Gary.

I don't know about prioritizing ports for performance but I had an issue
in defining the ports in Xe myself years ago. The server established the
connection on 6009 and then used a random port for all other communication

which caused us to not be able to work through a firewall. in order to
open just the ports we needed in the firewall we had to add
enablePredefined Ports=3D3D1 in the [JDENET] section of the Enterprise Serv e
r
JDE.INI file. This allowed the ports that were used to be allocated
sequentially instead of randomly. This in combination with
maxNetProcesses=3D3Dx tells you what ports you allow OW traffic on. So
enablePredefinedPorts=3D3D1 and maxNetProcesses=3D3D4 allows traffic on 600 9,
6010, 6011 and 6012. The higher =3D3Dx is allows more ports.

Hope this helps. See solution ID 200783104 for more info.

Gerald




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Hi List,
I am looking for the improvement in JDE performance by Prioritising the
Network traffic on the basis ports numbers. Can anyone tell me which ports

should be defined for JDE?
I tried NETSTAT on ES and Client but nowhere its listing 6009 (I am on XE)

in the output.
Thanks in advance!
Gary
 
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