on 10-04-2006 8:04 AM
Hello,
I have maybe a silly question (still not very familiar with portal): We are running NetWeaver 2004 6.40 SP17 portal with 6 java servers running behind dispatcher. I can see their status by this way: EPP Monitoring > Portal > Select Server > Display. My question is: how to bypass the dispatcher and access these servers directly (e.g. using an html link or script...). Any idea how to (if ever possible)? Thanks for any clue or explanation.
Ivan
Hi Ivan,
the problem is that the port is configurable at installation time. On a NetWeaver 04 portal, I believe the default was 50000. That should get you to one of the servers. You may try 50100, 50200, etc.
You can also ask who ever did the installation. the other place to look is the webdispatcher configuration file. It would have to know the server and port to dispatch to.
Hope that helps.
John
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The server port number is based upon the system number chosen at intstallation time. You can determine it like this 5XX00 where XX is your system number. If your system number is 01 then the server port is 50100. Also, in the security section of service market place is a guide called TCP/IP ports used by SAP that provides a very good guide as to all the ports used.
We need to get to J2EE Server0, resp. Server1 as described in this document:
https://websmp107.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_FRAME=CONTAINER&_OBJECT=011000358700008659902004E
but the ports mentioned there are probably internal ports. It doesn´t work in IE...
Hi Ivan,
I assume you are talking about the Web Dispatcher sitting in front of your portal servers. Anyway, each portal server has a unique URL. You can call the individual servers directly by url. the url pattern is:
http(s)//<server.corp.com>:<server port>/irj/portal
Hope this helps.
John
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