How to find port number of message server

Hi All,
Is anyone there who could tell me how to find out port number of message server (Message Port)? I am defining new system in my SLD so I need port number of message server of the system that I am connecting to. Thanks in advance.
Best regards

Hi,
Go to the index page of the url,
type http://hostname:http port in Internet browser.
for ex : if installation is done on system with IP 172.16.28.90
and your http port is 50000(depends on Central instance number,JCxx)
then type http://172.16.28.90:50000.
1.then go to system information tab in index page.
for the credentials asked,type,
user:administrator
password:master password given during installation.
then system information page opens,in the left corner top,you can find message server port.
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