How to see Dispatcher, gateway and Message server port numbers?

Hi All,
Can any body tell me how to know the port numbers of dispatcher, gateway & message server in a particular sap application server.
Thanks & Regards
Srinivas K

Hi,
This is very work around way...
SM51-Choose theserver-there one icon (Magnifying glass) choose detaiols -
There you will get dispatchet port.
SMGW -
dispaly file(icon) -
in that you can find the port on which gate way is working.
SMMS-goto-parametere--display...you can find the port for MS.
SMMS -goto-display details (will give more info) you can find diff ports ...
Apart from these all these services when they start they write log in work dir there we can find which port they are using while starting ..
We can find them in the individual monitoring t-codes like SMMS,SMGW,SM51 etc..or from AL11 go to work dir and look at dev_disp,dev_ms,dev_rd.
This is all very work around...
The best will be services file at os level.
Thanks.

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