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names, IP Addresses, and some administration capabilities. For the users, it is almost as if they
have their own web server, without the hardware and basic server maintenance. These virtual
servers do not span application server instances. For more information about virtual servers,
see
Chapter 13, “Conguring the HTTP Service.”
In operational deployments, for many purposes you can use virtual servers instead of multiple
application server instances. However, if virtual servers do not meet your needs, you can also
use multiple application server instances. On stopping, application server instance stops
accepting new connections, then waits for all outstanding connections to complete. If your
machine crashes or is taken oine, the server quits and any requests it was servicing may be
lost.
Ports in the Enterprise Server
The following table describes the port listeners of the Enterprise Server.
TABLE1–2 Enterprise Server Listenersthat Use Ports
Listener DefaultPortNumber Description
Administrative
server
4848 A domain’s administrative serveris accessed by the Admin Console and theasadmin utility.
For theAdmin Console, specify theport number in the URL ofthe browser. When
executing an asadmin commandremotely, specify the port numberwith the --port option.
HTTP 8080 The server listens for HTTP requestson a port. To access deployedWeb applications and
services, clients connectto this port.
HTTPS 8181 Web applications conguredfor secure communications listen on aseparate port.
IIOP 3700 Remoteclients of enterprise beans (EJBcomponents) access the beans through theIIOP
listener.
IIOP, SSL 3820 Another port isused by the IIOPlistener congured for secure communications.
IIOP, SSL and
mutual
authentication
3920 Another port isused by the IIOPlistener congured for mutual (client andserver)
authentication.
SIP 5060 The server listensfor SIP requests on a port.
SIPS 5061 SIP/converged applications conguredfor secure communications listen on aseparate port.
JMX_ADMIN 8686
JMS 7676
EnterpriseServerConcepts
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