Subject: - Re: How to use ports-10 in $JBOSS_HOME/docs/examples/sample- 2007-10-01 - By PeterJ
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The port-default to port-098 (See http://ort-098.ora-code.com) is easy because in each case 100 is added to each
port number. This works great for the first 10 servers, but as you noticed
causes problems for the 10th and higher servers. What I suggest is for port-10 (See http://ort-10.ora-code.com)
use port-default adding 50 to each port. Then port-11 (See http://ort-11.ora-code.com) would be port-10 (See http://ort-10.ora-code.com) + 100
for each port. Provided that nobody else is using those ports, you should then
be good up to port-19 (See http://ort-19.ora-code.com).
But the bottom line is that all you really need to do is find unused ports.
You can use the netstat utility (or tcpview, if using Windows) to find out what
ports are in use.
Also, with that many app servers running, you really should have multiple NICs
(I recommend a minimum of 1 NIC for every 2 app servers). Each NIC can have its
own IP address, thus binding app servers to IP addresses would avoid the port
conflicts all together.
Finally, with that many CPUs, you are using process affinity to assign app
servers to CPUs, right?
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