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How do i find the port number of a Resource installed on a machine ?

 
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Hello Ranchers +xperts

How do i find the port number of a Resource installed on a machine ?

For example how do i find the port number of a DataSource installed ??
 
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What exactly do you mean by "resource"? For a DataSource, the DB server is listening on a particular port, which you can find out wherever the DataSource is configured; if there's no port number listed, then the default port is used (which varies between databases; consult the DB's documentation).

What prompted this question?
 
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:
What prompted this question?



What propmted me is that i a trying to install RFHUtil for IBM MQ and it is asking the IP and port number on which MQ is installed.

But i don't know how to find the port number.
 
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Then your best bet is to ask the person who installed that instance of MQ.

If that was you, and you don't know what port you specified, then you probably didn't specify the port and MQ is listening at its default port.
 
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Ya its me who installed and i found its listening to its default port 1414
 
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