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Sun Java Enterprise System 5 Installation Guide for Microsoft Windows

Appendix B Default Directories and Ports

This appendix contains the default directory and port information for the Sun Java Enterprise System (Java ES) software in the Windows Operating System.

Default Paths and File Names

The following table describes the default paths and file names that are used in this book.

Table B–1 Default Paths and File Names

Placeholder 

Description 

Default Value 

JavaES-install-dir

Represents the base installation directory for Java ES. 

C:\Program Files\Sun\JavaES5

AccessManager-base

Represents the base installation directory for Access Manager.  

JavaES-install-dir\identity

ApplicationServer-base

Represents the base installation directory for Application Server.  

JavaES-install-dir\appserver

 

DirectoryServer-base

Represents the base installation directory for Directory Server.  

JavaES-install-dir\DSEE

DirectoryProxyServer-base

Represents the base installation directory for Directory Proxy Server.  

JavaES-install-dir\DSEE

HADB-base

Represents the base installation directory for HADB.  

JavaES-install-dir\HADB

JavaDB-base

Represents the base installation directory for Java DB.  

JavaES-install-dir\JavaDB

MessageQueue-base

Represents the base installation directory for Message Queue.  

JavaES-install-dir\mq

MonitoringConsole-base

Represents the base installation directory for Monitoring Console.  

JavaES-install-dir\jesmc

PortalSever-base

Represents the base installation directory for Portal Server.  

C:\Sun\JavaES5\portal

ServiceRegistry-base

Represents the base installation directory for Service Registry.  

JavaES-install-dir\srvc-registry

WebServer-base

Represents the base installation directory for Web Server.  

JavaES-install-dir\WebServer7

WebProxyServer-base

Represents the base installation directory for Web Proxy Server.  

JavaES-install-dir\webproxyserver

Default Port Numbers

When the Java ES installer requests a port number, the installer performs a runtime check on the ports in use and displays an appropriate default value. If the default port number is being used by another component or by another instance of the same Java ES component, the installer presents an alternative value.

The following table lists the default Java EScomponent port numbers and the purpose of each port.

Note –

Portal Server is not listed in this table because the Portal Server uses the port numbering of the web container into which the Portal Server is deployed.

Table B–2 Default Port Numbers

Component 

Port 

Purpose 

Application Server 

8080 

Standard HTTP port 

3700 

Standard IIOP port 

4849 

Administration Server port 

7676 

Standard Message Queue port 

8686 

JMX port 

8181 

HTTPS port 

Common agent container 

11162 

JMX port (TCP) 

11161 

SNMP Adapter port (UDP) 

11162 

SNMP Adapter port for traps (UDP) 

11163 

CommandStream Adapter port (TCP) 

11164 

RMI Connector port (TCP) 

Directory Proxy Server 

1389 

Standard LDAP listener 

1636 

LDAPS over SSL 

Directory Server 

1390 

Standard LDAP listener 

1637 

LDAPS over SSL 

Directory Server Control Center 

6789 

Sun Java Web Console listener 

HADB 

1862 

Management Agent port (JMX) 

15200 

Default Portbase 

Java DB 

1527 

Also for Apache Derby 

Message Queue 

80 

Standard HTTP port 

7676 

Port Mapper 

7674 

HTTPS Tunneling Servlet port 

7675 

HTTP Tunneling Servlet port 

Monitoring Console 

6789 

Accessed through Sun Java Web Console 

8765 

Job Factories port for Master Agent Web Services Adapter 

11161 

SNMP port for Monitoring Framework 

11164 

RMI port for Monitoring Framework 

54320 

Multicast port for Monitoring Framework discovery protocol 

Portal Server Secure Remote Access 

443 

HTTP over SSL 

10443 

Rewriter Proxy port 

10555 

Netlet Proxy port 

Service Registry 

6480 

HTTP port 

6443 

HTTPS port 

6484 

Message Queue port 

6485 

IIOP port 

6486 

IIOP SSL port 

6487 

IIOP Mutual Authentication port 

6488 

JMX port 

6489 

Application Server domain administration port 

Web Proxy Server 

8888 

Administration port 

8080 

Proxy Instance port 

Web Server 

8800 

Admin HTTP port 

8989 

Admin SSL port. For Administration Server, SSL port is required, but HTTP port is optional. 

80 

Instance HTTP port