7.3.2 Default Host and Ports 995 and 587

Firmware 7.3.1 broke default host completely. This problem only seems to have been partially fixed with firmware 7.3.2.
In my limited testing, while ports 22, 80, 443, and 5900 seemed to be routed to the specified default host, ports 587 (SMTP using SSL) and 995 (POP using SSL) weren't. They had to be specified under the NAT setting. (The certs are not self-signed.)
Rather than wonder which of the 65535 ports might not be working as they should under default host I just went back to firmware 7.2.1.
Has anyone had success with default host over ports 587 and 995 in 7.3.2?

I think you mean 7.2.3!
Anyway, you're right, you need UB versions of your plugins to work on Intel Macs.
I believe that BFD is now UB, you need auto-tune 5 to get a UB version, likewise Guitar Rig 2. Not sure about Analog Factory. Google is your friend here. You might well need to pay for these upgrades, but see them as functional updates as well as a matter of compatability.
I can see that people might get frustrated about this, but there's no way round it. Still, it's all part of the package. And neither is it a matter of keeping your host software current, it's about keeping your host hardware up to date. Any Intel Macs need UB software. Admittedly, you could try running in Rosetta, but I reckon that the reason why your plugins won't load is because if they bothered, your system would be so slow you wouldn't be able to get anything productive done at all. Consider it an investment, the extra power from the Intel machines is well worth the cost of the upgrades IMHO...

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Default host and internet crash

I met a weird problem recently about the default host setting.
I set the default host to a Mac Mini, and there are 4 iMac in office. Mac Mini is the website, mail, calendar server for the company. Everything is connoted by WiFi through Airport Extreme.
The internet in office became very unstable after 1 Jul., and we could find any reason for that. So we asked for engineers to check the After over one week discussion and testing with the ISP, we found out once we set the "default host" to Mac Mini, the internet is disconnected.
Our internet is set by static IP address with router, DNS...etc. I'm sure that our server & airport are fine. The only reason of disconnected internet we can find is the "default host" setting. Is there any possible reason that I can't set default host? Is that the ISP problem or our Airport Extreme problem?

I figured it out. I can't have a DMZ and separately port mapping on the Airport.

Cannot set IP address for "enable default host", setting won't stick

Hi,
My office is using a 3rd party application called Rumpus to give clients FTP access to files that we post on our Mac Mini. I installed Rumpus a few months ago, and it's been working well, until last week when suddenly there's no external web access at all.
FYI we have a static IP from TWC.
In my Airport Utility config, I'm using the Network Option "Enable Default Host" and I'm setting this to the IP address that I've assigned to our Mac Mini which is 10.0.1.110. This way all incoming traffic is automatically getting to the Mac Mini. But since this problem started happening, this setting is now set to an IP address of 10.0.1.253. I don't know how this setting changed. And no matter what I do I cannot get it to save to 10.0.1.110. When I attempt to change it, it looks like it's saving but the setting doesn't change. Additionally, I've discovered I CAN set this to any IP address of 10.0.1.200, or higher, but not below 200. (The Utility's default IP range is from .2 to .200 so I guess this must be preventing the setting from sticking but I don't see why.)
Can anyone help me with this??
Regards,
Bob

How do you assign the address to the mini? In the mini itself or via dhcp reservations?
What model airport are you using? What firmware?
Can you remember some firmware update or something that altered the settings??
Reset to factory and try again.. but on 7.6.4 and 7.7.x there are definitely FTP issues.
See posts here. I have been tracking FTP problems for a while.
There are severe FTP issues with the AE.. the last couple of versions of the Gen1-5 firmware as well as the Gen 6.. See this thread.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/22948061#22948061
https://discussions.apple.com/message/22927625#22927625
The last post in this thread by.. SBeattie2
I think will condemn you to replacement of the AC by a router that actually conforms to standards.
SFTP might work.. see this thread.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/22872985#22872985

Want to forward ports, but 'add' and 'default host' are grayed out! help!

Hey folks. Configuring my laptop to access a new airport express plugged in one floor below me. great signal connection works fine, but of course it isn't forwarding ports i want... so I go to set it up... now, the owner of the house set it up first, but he told me the password so I could futz with it... now when i pull up the base station config in airport admin, the relevant options are grayed out! The whole section in which default host option is located is grayed out, as are all the buttons e.g. 'add' on the forward ports tab! I've tried doing all the tricks I can think of; if anyone has any insight as to where to look to fix this, I'd appreciate it enorm.
George

Copy these commands into TextEdit, replace the bracketed part with your username and the quoted parts with the ext HD's name, retaining the quotes.
sudo chflags 0 /Volumes/"name of ext HD"
sudo chmod a+rx /Volumes/"name of ext HD"
Launch the Terminal app in /Applications/Utilities, copy and paste the first one into the window that pops up, and hit the return key. When the Password: prompt pops up, carefully type in your admin password, since nothing shows on the screen, and hit the return key. Copy & paste the other two, one at a time, following each with hitting the return key. You won't get the password prompt, since the initial one's good for five minutes.
Quit the Terminal app and you should be able to read and write to the ext HD.

Default Host (DMZ) and Port Mapping together

Hi all,
I have the G5 set as a default host for all my web services through the Airport Extreme.
In the Airport Extreme's Port Mapping tab, a user is not prevented from using the port mapping tab even when the Default host is set. I want to serve video through another port not on the G5.
Does this mean I can set up port mapping for ports I do not want to go to the default host? (my G5 in this case)
I asked this on the airport forum and never got an answer, maybe you G5 folks might know. (Or maybe there is a setting that will redirect from the G5.)
Thanks in advance,
Jamy

I figured it out. I can't have a DMZ and separately port mapping on the Airport.

Settings of Mail Host and Mail Port in transaction: SCOT for the node: SMTP

Hi,
Could anyone please explain me the significance of Mail Host and Mail Port for the SMTP node in transaction: SCOT.
It says Mail Server to which outbound mails can be passed.
Can i specify my GMAIL ID in the field Mail Host and left blank the Mail Port so that the mail can be sent to my GMAIL Account.
Please let me know if further details are required from my side.
Thanks & Regards,
Goutham.

the below are the step to configure your mail server of anhy type ....
Steps to perform in SAP:
1. Transaction SM59 Setup an RFC Destination for the execution of the email transfer
a. Name: Internet Mail Gateway
b. Connection Type: T
c. Description: Internet Mail Gateway
d. Activation Type: Start
e. Explicit host:
i. Program: c:<dir>mlunxsnd (I used c:sapmail)
ii. Target Host: <Server_Name>
f. (MENU) Destination -> Gateway Options
i. Gateway Host: < Server_Name>
ii. Gateway Service: sapgw00
iii.<OK>
g. SAVE
2. Transaction SCOT Setup a default domain for your system
a. (MENU) Settings -> Default Domain
i. <Default_domain> (i.e. [email protected], Domain company.com)
ii. This setting gives a default to any user who does not have their email address maintained in the system. <user_name>@<default_domain>
3. Transaction SCOT Setup of the Node for queuing the emails before transfer to Exchange
a. Click on INT -> Create button
b. Give Default name (I choose EXCHG, as this was the node type for the Exchange Connector)
c. Give Description
d. Assign the RFC Destination previously created (Internet Mail Gateway)
e. Node: Internet
f. Address area: *
g. Supported address Types:
i. All formats except the fllw
ii. ALI, OBJ, OTF, SCR, URL
h. Choose Ok and Save
4. Transaction SCOT Setup a job to execute the send process on the queue.
a. (MENU) View -> Jobs
i. Select the Create Button
ii. Job Name: SAPConnect
iii. Put Cursor on Variant: SAP&CONNECTINT *As you created an INT Node, you need to run the variant for all of the INT sending. You can select SAP&CONNECTALL, but if you are not using any other node types, you can run with SAP&CONNECTINT.
iv. Select: Schedule Job Button
v. Schedule job for a periodic run approx. every 15 minutes
vi. Save
5. Transaction SU01 Maintain each users email address
a. Select users who require the ability to email from SAP
b. Under the address tab, in SU01, maintain their email address.
Steps to perform on the SAP system (operating System):
1. Create a directory for the SAP programs.
a. Create directory c:sapmail (Directory can be anything)
b. Unpack the ML*.CAR file from SAPs website
c. Alternatively, copy the ML* files from /usr/sap/../run/ directory. This ensures version compatibility with your SAP instance.
2. Create the directories for your sendmail program
a. http://emailrelay.sourceforge.net/
i. Download the emailrelay program
b. Create directory c:winntspoolemailrelay
i. Unpack the contents of the emailrelay zip into this directory
c. create Directory c:reskit (Used to make the emailrelay program run as a service
i. http://www.tacktech.com/display.cfm?ttid=197
1. www.tacktech.com had some great instructions for creating a service on the NT side. (Thank you Tacktech)
2. Use SRVANY to create the services, as documented below.
d. Open command prompt
e. Follow instructions for creating a service
i. cd reskit
ii. execute c:reskitinstsrv.exe "<SERVICE_NAME_Engine>" c:reskitsrvany.exe
1. This service is the engine
iii. execute c:reskitinstsrv.exe "<SERVICE_NAME_Send_Process>" c:reskitsrvany.exe
1. This service is the send process
iv. Modify the registry to represent the two new services
v. View instructions for Parameters and Application Creation under the services in the registry
vi. Command lines should be as follows:
1. <SERVICE_NAME_Engine> - c:winntspoolemailrelayemailrelay.exe --as-server --no-daemon
2. <SERVICE_NAME_Send_Process> - c:winntspoolemailrelayemailrelay.exe --no-daemon -hidden --forward-to (your_mailhost):SMTP --poll 5
vii. Start the services using service mgr.
f. cmd prompt cd sapmail
g. mlsomadm c:sapmailmailgw.ini (see below)
3. Create a mailgw.ini file (This file is used by the mlunxsnd program)
a. Open a command prompt
b. Change to the directory c:sapmail
c. Run command mlsomadm c:sapmailmailgw.ini
i. This creates the parameter file for the send process.
d. MAILGW.INI entries
i. System Name: [SID]
ii. Client: [000]
iii. Username: [MAILADM] no user required, as this is not being used for your connection
iv. Password: [*******] leave empty
v. Language: [E]
vi. Load Balancing: [N]
vii. Hostname: [app_server_name]
viii. System Number: [00]
ix. Gateway Hostname: [ ] you do not have to specify, it will use the default
x. Gateway Service: [ ] default will be used
xi. Use SAP Router: [N]
xii. Set Bcc Flag on Env..: [N]
xiii. Trace Level <In..>: 1
xiv. Trace file <In..> c:sapmailtracein.txt - Can be where ever you want
xv. Sendmail Command: c:winntspoolemailrelaysubmit -from <SENDER_ADDRESS>
xvi. A warning may come up that says to not use the t flag. IGNORE
xvii. Codepage: [ISO-8859-1]
xviii. Generate Notificat..: [N]
xix. Trace Level <Out..: [1]
xx. Trace File <Out..>: c:sapmailtraceout.txt - Can be where ever you want
xxi. Update File c:sapmailmailgw.ini [Y]
Steps to perform on the Microsoft Exchange System
1. Allow the SAP systems to enter on port 25 to send mails using Microsoft Exchange (SMTP Communication)
reward points ....
Girish

Error establishing socket to host and port: EPM11:1433

Hi Planning Experts,
I am trying to configure EPM 11.1.2.1 (Planning)
RDBMS: SQL server 2005 (Express Edition)
OS: 2008 R2 x64
i am getting error after providing RDBMS credentials "error establishing socket to host and port: EPM11:1433 Reson: connection refused: connect"
Please help....
Regards
Kumar

You may need to enable tcp/ip
SQL Server Express listens on local named pipes and shared memory. With a default installation, you cannot remotely connect to SQL Server Express. You will need to enable TCP/IP and check if the firewall is enabled.
To enable TCP/IP:
From the Start menu, choose All Programs, point to Microsoft SQL Server 2005, point to Configuration Tools, and then click SQL Server Configuration Manager.
Optionally, you can open Computer Manager by right-clicking My Computer and choosing Manage. In Computer Management, expand Services and Applications, expand SQL Server Configuration Manager.
Expand SQL Server 2005 Network Configuration, and then click Protocols for InstanceName.
In the list of protocols, right-click the protocol you want to enable, and then click Enable.
The icon for the protocol will change to show that the protocol is enabled.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

What does virtual host and port mean in a system in ESB console

Hi !
When you click on a system in ESB console you can see and change 'cluster name' , 'Virtual host' and 'Port' .
What does this mean ?
As default the port is 8888 even though the installation uses port 80.
If I change the port, I see no difference.
Could someone please explain ?

It is used to generate the endpoint urls in the wsdl's for the services you have deployed. It needs to be set to the esb server and port number where the services are installed. So if your esb installation uses port 80 you need to change 8888 to 80. Try the wsdl and look at the url of the endpoint.
Kind Regards,
Andre

AFP to a default host in AEBS (and other problems with F/W 7.1.x)

Hi all -
I have a AEBS version N connecting a workgroup of several Macbooks and a Mac Mini acting as a app server/file server. This workgroup is connecting to the internet via the AEBS running WPA.
Due to the network configutation, I have 1 publically routable IP address (200.13.99.x), which the Mini needs in order to allow "outsiders" access to a database app. The other laptops can share a NAT address for normal email, web browsing etc.
After several attempts, I found the best solution was to set the AEBS Ethernet WAN manually to the public IP address (200.13.99.x), and set connection sharing to share a public IP address. Then using DHCP and NAT options, I fix and specify the MAC address of the Mini (10.0.1.2), and get the AEBS to enable a default host to be the public IP address (200.13.99.x -> 10.0.1.2).
So far, so good. To recap, the AEBS has the public IP address (everthing else has a DHCP 10.0.1.x address). When outside users need to connect to the database on the Mini, they use the same public IP that the AEBS has. It works perfectly.
NOTE: This ONLY WORKS WITH FIRMWARE 7.0. F/W 7.1 & 7.1.1 FAIL and do not allow any connections in this configuration.
My question is this: How do I enable people to connect to the Mini and mount the filesystem remotely?
If someone goes to Finder, Go, Connect to Server, then input the public IP (200.13.99.x), they attempt to mount the AEBS (which does not have any disks). How do I disable disk sharing on the AEBS and forward all AFP (disk mount) requests to the Mini (acting as Default Host)? I have attempted to Port Map Personal File Sharing, but when attempting to mount 200.13.99.x I still see the AEBS.
The fallback plan is to buy an external disk for the AEBS, but it would be nice not to have that expense.
Any thoughts appreciated!
Regards,
Charles
===
Footnote: I have also seen a lack of stability in F/W 7.1.1. In addition to the above, I was having to restart the AEBS every week or so, and was also getting peridic connection problems to the Internet. F/W 7.0 seems fine. Hopefully these issues will be address in the next F/W release.

Hi Robby
I don't know if you solved your 'register now' problem concerning LE7 & LE8. I suspect the error your making is trying to open up each project in it's initial program - i.e. 7 or 8. The computer sees it differently (concerning Library settings etc) and your problem will be solved (hopefully) if you open up things in the right order :
1° Open Logic EX 8.
2° Then open the old project from LE 7. This should then open in your new system of LE8.
Of course if you wish to keep working on LE7 projects in LE7 then you'll have to change between each system as you go. You should remember that in terms of programs (with the same 'name/directory') that a computer works much like a tightly packed garage - if you wish to get out your old bike you'll have to move the new one first and vice versa!!
Normally you won't be asked to register again, BUT ... remember that you have to decide if you're going to save in 8 (and so keep working in that format) or not and I imagine if you've bought an update this is certainly your idea. Of course if you now decide to close LE8 and then start clicking on files in LE7 you'll be back at square one ..... register now etc. Please also remember that LE7 projects can work in LE8 but not the other way round, so once you've opened a LE7 project and made adjustments using LE8 you can't reuse 7 - I suggest you back up all your LE7 first on external/DVD support for later/backwards adjustments or reference.
Another small point to remember is that your computer will now be saving your project a second time in a LE8 format. So at some point you should remember that you'll be using valuable HD space twice over if you just convert and save in the new format - if you see what I mean?!

If you're having trouble w/ ports 995 and 465...

Hi,
Please see this other thread that I created, specifically my posts of Nov. 24 and Nov. 25:
http://forums.verizon.com/t5/Verizon-net-Email/Email-I-received-regarding-changing-settings-by-Dec-2...
Since many other people seem to be running into this problem, I'm creating this new thread in the hope that it will help.
I have the Yahoo portal, so my server settings are incoming.yahoo.verizon.net and outgoing.yahoo.verizon.net
When I changed ports to 995 and 465 using SSL in Thunderbird, I was unable to receive and send e-mail.
Finally I read that it was possible that my modem/router (an old Westell 327w) was blocking the ports. Supposedly the device blocked the ports by default. One solution offered was to lower my firewall setting to LOW. I did that, and presto! I am now able to use the required settings in Thunderbird with no problem.
However, I'm not happy about having to lower my firewall settings and would like to eventually find another solution.
I'd like to hear from anyone using a desktop email client like Thunderbird who never had any trouble with the new settings. Would you be willing to share what type of modem/router you have from Verizon? Then I would look into getting one of those.
Other info that might help -- I'm still using Win XP SP3. I just have Verizon High-Speed Internet, not FIOS.
I hope this helps other people, and I hope to get some info on newer modem/routers that don't block ports 995 and 465.
Thanks!

Even though Disk Utility First Aid 'repaired' the drive I would still not rely on DU to find and fix errors. Nor continue to rely on LaCie.
Usually when there is a problem the FW ports need to be 'reset' which seems to be a LaCie feature or only happens with their cases.
And yes, use SuperDuper or Drive Genius 2 so you have bootable backups. But sadly 3rd party disk repair and maintenance are essential and a must. Don't wait until DU First Aid does find an error it can't fix, DW finds and fixes problems Apple doesn't.

Host and Port

Hi
WHere can I get the Host and Port no of the PI Server
Thanks
PR

Hi,
In addition to above, Just FYI that in PI 7.1 the Http and J2ee port are same..
The discussion about same can be found [here|Re: Architecture of PI 7.1] and [here|Re: ABAP & Java ports in PI 7.1?]
and to check all the info @ single place:
Login to XI ABAP stack -> Run tcode SXMB_IFR -> Choose Option Administration -> Properties Administration ->All properties
Sachin
Edited by: Sachin Dhingra on Apr 2, 2009 10:01 AM

BPM Worklist Problem After Setting Frontend Host and Port

Hi all,
I was following the EDG for SOA 11.1.1.5 and was encountering a problem with the BPM Worklist after setting the Frontend Host and Port. We have a topology that includes a load balancer that terminates SSL, two OHS instances, and two SOA instances on separate VMs. When BPM Worklist was loading, it was calling webservices internally through the load balancer, but WebLogic was expecting them as http://. It was not able to resolve the HTTPS port that was being sent from the load balancer through the 80 to 443 redirect.
What the current EDG does not tell you, is that you have to also turn on "Enable Weblogic Plug-In" for WebLogic to use the OHS plug-in. I did it at the domain level, as all traffic will go through the load balancer. This essentially tells WebLogic that all URLs are https://
Here is an exerpt from the SOA.out log file:
<Sep 8, 2011 9:32:06 PM PDT> <Error> <oracle.soa.services.workflow.worklist> <BEA-000000> <<.> Service error.
Internal Error; Service error occurs in IdentityService in method lookupUser.
Refer to the log file that is configured for oracle.soa.services.identity for more details on this error and contact Oracle Support Services
ORABPEL-10585
Service error.
Internal Error; Service error occurs in IdentityService in method lookupUser.
Refer to the log file that is configured for oracle.soa.services.identity for more details on this error and contact Oracle Support Services
Caused By: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: oracle.j2ee.ws.saaj.ContentTypeException: Not a valid SOAP Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
What it is also missing, is that you should also set the SOA Infrastructure ServerURL mbean for the load balancer, to match the frontend host and port. Do this through Fusion Middleware Contol. Otherwise, you could encounter URL mismatches.
I hope this helps someone else.
I've asked Oracle to add this to the EDG for SOA. It's in the IDM guide, but not in any other EDGs.

Thanks Josh. It helped me infact in 11.1.1.4 Enable Weblogic Plug-In is not required. But 11.1.1.5 I thing it is mandatory. Oracle should have a clear documentaion.

On VMM managed cluster hosts, I can't figure out why most of my hosts answer port 5900 and the others 2179, but not both

Below, you see a netcat list of my hosts. Most are answering port 5900, but not 2179. The list on the bottom is answering 2179, but not 5900. I need to know for 3 reason why this is, (1) to setup our enterprise firewall, (2) for port health
monitoring of our hosts, and (3) just what is going on. I thought that 2179 should be open on all hosts, and that 5900 was only used in legacy cases (at least from what I read from googling around). Why aren't all of my hosts answering 2179?
My hosts are all Server 2008 R2 Datacenter SP1 64-bit. We have a mix of VMs with Server 2008 R2, Win7, and RHEL6, all 64-bit.
Most answering 5900...
[lhco-mshv01] Connection to lhco-mshv01 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv02] Connection to lhco-mshv02 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv03]
[lhco-mshv05] Connection to lhco-mshv05 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv06]
[lhco-mshv07]
[lhco-mshv08] Connection to lhco-mshv08 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv09] Connection to lhco-mshv09 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv10]
[lhco-mshv11] Connection to lhco-mshv11 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv12] Connection to lhco-mshv12 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv13] Connection to lhco-mshv13 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv14] Connection to lhco-mshv14 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv16]
[lhco-mshv17]
[lhco-mshv18] Connection to lhco-mshv18 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv19] Connection to lhco-mshv19 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv20]
[lhco-mshv21]
[lhco-mshv22] Connection to lhco-mshv22 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv23] Connection to lhco-mshv23 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv24] Connection to lhco-mshv24 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv25] Connection to lhco-mshv25 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv26] Connection to lhco-mshv26 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv27] Connection to lhco-mshv27 5900 port [tcp/vnc-server] succeeded!
The others are answering 2179...
[lhco-mshv01]
[lhco-mshv02]
[lhco-mshv03] Connection to lhco-mshv03 2179 port [tcp/vmrdp] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv05]
[lhco-mshv06] Connection to lhco-mshv06 2179 port [tcp/vmrdp] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv07] Connection to lhco-mshv07 2179 port [tcp/vmrdp] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv08]
[lhco-mshv09]
[lhco-mshv10] Connection to lhco-mshv10 2179 port [tcp/vmrdp] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv11]
[lhco-mshv12]
[lhco-mshv13]
[lhco-mshv14]
[lhco-mshv16] Connection to lhco-mshv16 2179 port [tcp/vmrdp] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv17] Connection to lhco-mshv17 2179 port [tcp/vmrdp] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv18]
[lhco-mshv19]
[lhco-mshv20] Connection to lhco-mshv20 2179 port [tcp/vmrdp] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv21] Connection to lhco-mshv21 2179 port [tcp/vmrdp] succeeded!
[lhco-mshv22]
[lhco-mshv23]
[lhco-mshv24]
[lhco-mshv25]
[lhco-mshv26]
[lhco-mshv27]

Brian,
This is specifically related to Hyper-V hosts, where the following ports may be used by the VMM to communicate to each host:
VMConnect (RDP) to Hyper-V hosts 2179
VMRC connection to Virtual Server host 5900
These ports are outlined here...
technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc764268.aspx
I am not running independent VNC servers on my hosts. They are VMRC ports. My confusion is why some of my hosts are only answering 2179, while the others are only answering 5900, but not both ports on all hosts (or for that matter just 2179 on
all hosts).

Smtp and pop3 host and port name of gmail server?????

can any body give me smtp and pop3 host and port name of gmail server?????to send a mail......

Just do a new initial context and lookup the datasource, in case you need other info like host name and port you can use MBEans like:
          InitialContext ctx = null;
               // fetch managed server name by accessing the
               // RuntimeServerMBean using the
               // MBeanServer interface
               ctx = new InitialContext();
               MBeanServer server = (MBeanServer) ctx
                         .lookup("java:comp/env/jmx/runtime");
               ObjectName service = new ObjectName(
                         "com.bea:Name=RuntimeService,Type=weblogic.management.mbeanservers.runtime.RuntimeServiceMBean");
               managedServerName = (String) server.getAttribute(service,
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Proxy Host and Proxy Port Profiles

Hi Hussein,
Could you let me know when we use Proxy Host and Proxy Port profiles. Where it will be used.
Regards,
Satya.

Hi Satya,
Are you referring to the following variables? If yes, then it is whenever you need the application to connect to the internet and a proxy server is required (an example is when you want to access Metalink from OAM to download application patches).
- Applications Server-Side Proxy Host And Domain (s_proxyhost)
- Applications Proxy Port (s_proxyport)
Note: 297689.1 - Unable to update MetaLink credentials from OAM
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=297689.1
Regards,
Hussein

7.3.2 Default Host and Ports 995 and 587

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