Cancelling service - porting number

My last line under contract expires in just under 1 month; I am interested in switching to another carrier that has a better deal with my employer, better family data options, and good deals on new iphones. I would prefer to keep our numbers and avoid a lapse in service. With that in mind, is there a way to avoid paying an ETF if I want to activate another plan with my current phone number now? How can I find out how much my ETF would be?

No you have to complete the time.
$350- $10 per month completed after the first month for smart phones
$175- $5 per monrh completed after the first month for basic phones.

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I have some questions about /etc/services, ports and unix processes.
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For example we have TUXEDO apps that listen on high number ports even though there are no corresponding service/port pairs in /etc/services.
Second, How do you find out which Unix process is listening on a given port?
Forexample, when you run netstat -a and get something that looks like:
host.port.........................LISTEN
How do you get the Unix PID listening on this port?

Hi
A service can run on any port number, as I understand it, /etc/services just describes the well know port number services.
As for finding out what process is listening on a given port, I recall a previous post that suggested
using lsof with some switches.
I think it was :
lsof -i -n -P
I've never tried it myself.
You can find lsof at www.sunfreeware.com

Service Number/Port Number in HTTP receiver adapter

Dear Experts,
I have a scenario where I am to do HTTP Post to a 3rd party web application via a url in the following format:
https://x.y.info/abc/sap/customer.cgi
The HTTP Post data is submitted to the CGI script which is then processed further by the web application. The URL works ok via IE or even PI soap receiver adapter is able to post XML message to the URL but using SOAP.
But I have to do only HTTP Post and now my problem is that the URL dont have a so called port number that I can fill in the "Service Number" field in HTTP receiver channel or in SM59.
Does SAP always need a service number or how to deal with this case where server doesnot expose the port.
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Suman

Hello,
The HTTP Post data is submitted to the CGI script which is then processed further by the web application. The URL works ok via IE or even PI soap receiver adapter is able to post XML message to the URL but using SOAP.
By definition, the SOAP Adapter is also using HTTP POST as its HTTP method the only difference is that there is a SOAP Envelope that is being sent.
But I have to do only HTTP Post and now my problem is that the URL dont have a so called port number that I can fill in the "Service Number" field in HTTP receiver channel or in SM59.
Service number is the port number of the URL that you will be connecting to, if it is not shown, it is assumed that it is 80 for http and 443 for https (as Gzegorz mentioned). Since you are using HTTPs, you should use HTTP Destination that points to an SM59 configuration.
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Forms Listener port number as a service!!!

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Hi Patrick
Try this on your command prompt
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Patrick Shea (guest) wrote:
: How can you specify the port number of the listener when it
: is installed as a service? I tried port=???? but it ignores it
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Port number of Precalculation Service

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For any security reason, I will implement a firewall program.
I have a plan to close all the ports and will make some exception of the application which we use.
One of the exeception is Precalculation service.
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udinpetot

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Precalculation uses the port for RFC communication. It is port number '33xy' where 'xy' is the instance number of the connected backend system.
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Given IP and port number, Is there a way to find the service name?

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In the Java language, if I am given the IP and the Port number, is there way to lookup the corresponding service name?
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In general though, as Dave says, no.
Assuming the service is not one of the standard ones and the same port may provide different services on different IP addresses, there would need to be some standard protocol for naming services that you could access at those IPs--either a "list of ports/services" service that's at a known port, or a request/response that would be standard across all IPs and ports. As far as I know, neither of those exist.

Get port number,host name,service name from database

Is there any way to know the host name,port number, sid and the service name of a particular instance from the database.

> Is there any way to know the host name,port number, sid and the service name
of a particular instance from the database.
Why?
The host name in the HOST_NAME column of V$INSTANCE for example, may not be the hostname/IP address that the local Listener listens for connections on. Or the Listener can listen on that host name/IP and several other local IP addresses.
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during the instal of 9iAS.There is a screen ask to provide the host name,port number and service name.
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if you used LDW as the connection/service name when you setup this connection to CMS DB, then no further changes to BOE configurations will be needed.
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How to run Indesign CS3 as a Service with Port number

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Am 05.07.2011 um 12:18 schrieb 1000grad_Sascha:
Hi Ingo,
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On which port number WDS server will listen & service when installing on server which is also DHCP server?

hi frineds
in documents we read when we install WDS on the server which is also DHCP server, we must select this check mark :
"do not listen on port 67"
it means we instruct the WDS service not to listen on port UDP 67 to avoid a port conflict between WDS server service and DHCP server service.
So now on which port number WDS server will listen & service ?
thanks in advance

Hi john.s2011,
If Windows Deployment Services and DHCP are running on the same physical computer, this means that the DHCP server is listening on port 67 and is responsible ensuring authorization.
The related KB:
How the PXE Server Works
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc732649(v=ws.10).aspx
The related thread:
DHCP is not responding for WDS
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/07f98ac7-cc6f-4385-ba21-2e85bb460c03/dhcp-is-not-responding-for-wds
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Get TCP Service Name Port Number

The TCP Listen and TCP Create Listener VIs have an input terminal named 'Service Name', once a listener is created in the LabVIEW application is it possible to query which named service is running and on what port in an external application? The external application may or may not be developed in LabVIEW.
The TCP Create Listener VI outputs the port number used, this is useful for information purposes but I can see no automatic method for an external application to get this information?
The C++ function getservbyname does not return any information given the known, created and listening LabVIEW TCP listener.
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Go to Solution.

From the LabVIEW help:
service name creates a known reference for the port number. If you specify a service name, LabVIEW registers the service name and the port number with the NI Service Locator.
NI Service Locator:
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How to change the default servcie port number to be checked for the IPS sig

Dear
i have an AIP-SSM (IPS) installed in a an ASA firewall.
i have configured an access-list in the firewall to forward the traffic coming from the internet toward the internal server to be checked by the IPS module.
but the case is that the services have to be checked is not the default services port numbers.
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and many other services.
the question now, is how to change the default service number in the IPS in order to be checked by the corresponding service signatures?
Thanks

You would set those as part of the signature variables.
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Select Listener Port Number from which_table?

I'm writing a SQL script that, among other things, disconnects from Oracle and then reconnects to the same instance as a different user. I'm able to query v$database and v$instance to get most of the information I need (host, service name, etc) for the reconnect part. The only part I'm missing is the listener port number. I could hard code it to 1521, but that isn't very flexible. Currently, I'm prompting the user (which is normally me) for the listener port number in the SQL script, but that just seems a little bit lame. So my question is this: is there a view or table somewhere in the sys schema that I could use to view the listener configuration? I'm mostly working with 10gR2+ databases.

cleavitt wrote:
That is possible, but it needs to be a standard Oracle configuration if the script is to remain generic and portable. The script is actually working fine as-is. I was just trying to go the extra mile and determine the port number automatically. I could also prompt for a TNSNames entry as suggested by others, but I don't always have an entry defined for all of the Oracle instances in my company on every workstation that I work from.
Here is the script for anyone that is interested. It started out as a script that I found online, but the original did not work with 11g case-sensitive passwords and it only worked for local connections on the server.
Description:
Allows a DBA user to impersonate another user (without knowing the user's password).
Similar in function to using the SU command in Unix/Linux.
Note:
This script temporarily changes the impersonated user's password and may cause other
connection attempts by that user to fail during the moment that the temporary password is in effect.
WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT
SET VERIFY OFF
ACCEPT username CHAR PROMPT 'Enter the username: '
ACCEPT listenerport NUMBER DEFAULT 1521 PROMPT 'Enter the listener port [1521]: '
-- Define substitution variables and column mapping.
COLUMN username NEW_VALUE username
COLUMN password_hash NEW_VALUE password_hash
COLUMN host_name NEW_VALUE hostname
COLUMN instance_name NEW_VALUE servicename
-- Populate substitution variables.
SELECT
name AS username,
-- Get the user's password hash(s) and apply appropriate formatting for case-sensitive password if needed (11g+ passwords).
NVL2(spare4, spare4 || ';' || password /* 11g+ */, password /* pre-11g */) AS password_hash
FROM sys.user$
WHERE name = UPPER('&username');
SELECT host_name, instance_name
FROM v$instance;
-- Set the user's password to a temporary value.
ALTER USER &username IDENTIFIED BY TempPass;
-- Use the temporary password to connect to the database as the user.
CONNECT &username/TempPass@(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=&hostname)(PORT=&listenerport))(CONNECT_DATA=(UR=A)(SID=&servicename)));
-- Reset the user's password to the original value using the original password hash(s).
ALTER USER &username IDENTIFIED BY VALUES '&password_hash';
SHOW USER
UNDEFINE username
UNDEFINE password_hash
UNDEFINE hostname
UNDEFINE servicename
UNDEFINE listenerport
WHENEVER SQLERROR CONTINUE
SET VERIFY ONAnd by so doing you just kicked the user's password expiration on down the road, negating the benefit of havng a password expiration.
Also, you locked out the legitimate user of this account, until such time as you reset it back to the original. And in the mean time, if this happens to be an account used by some automated process, that process doesn't know the new "temporary" password and runs a risk of locking the account from too many invalid connection attempts. Try to become SYSMAN or DBSNMP from this, and you will very quickly kill OEM.
This has "bad idea" written all over it. What problem is it supposed to be be solving?

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