Sun Cluster Data Services Developer's Guide for Solaris OS

TCP Port Number

The TCP port number on which the xfs server daemon listens is normally the “fs” port, typically defined as 7100 in the /etc/services file. However, the -port option that the cluster administrator includes with the xfs command enables the cluster administrator to override the default setting.

You can use the Port_list property in the SUNW.xfnts resource type to set the default value and to enable the cluster administrator to use the -port option with the xfs command. You define the default value of this property as 7100/tcp in the RTR file. In the SUNW.xfnts Start method, you pass Port_list to the -port option on the xfs command line. Consequently, a user of this resource type is not required to specify a port number (the port defaults to 7100/tcp). The cluster administrator can specify a different value for the Port_list property when the cluster administrator configures the resource type.