| Service | Port(s) (Protocol) | Traffic Between | Required/Optional | Required for support |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CUPS Web Admin | 631 (TCP/UDP) | Database server and clients | Optional | NO |
| Eclipse Reports | 2180 | Application server and clients | Required | NO |
| Formscape | 24500,24510 (TCP) | Print Server- Push Forms to site and Access to Formscape Browser Admin | Required | YES |
| FTP | 20-21 (TCP) | Database server and clients | Optional | NO |
| HTTP | 80 (TCP) | Database server and clients | Optional | Optional |
| RSYNC | 873 (TCP) | Database server and clients | Optional | NO |
| Samba/Windows file sharing | 135, 139, 445 (TCP), 137, 138 (UDP) | Database server and Forms/Imaging server(s) | Required | NO |
| SMTP | 25 (TCP) | Database server and Forms server | Optional | NO |
| SOCKET.PH.SERVER | 22222 (TCP), 50000-60000 (TCP) | Database server and application, IGATE servers | Required | YES |
| SOCKET.PH.SERVER | 1024-2000 (TCP) | Database server and IGATE | Required | NO |
| Solar | 2080, 2443 (TCP) | Application server and clients | Required | YES |
| SOLAR.J2EE.CONNECTION | 30000-60000 (TCP) | Database server and application server | Required | NO |
| SSH | 22 (TCP) | Eterm client and for system administration | Required | YES |
| Telnet | 23 (TCP) | Database server and RF Gun client | Required | YES |
| VSI-FAX | 2539, 2996 (TCP) | Database server and Forms server | Required | NO |
Author: Dawit Gebru
Configuring a Synology NAS device for use with ABS
- Plug the NAS into both power and LAN (gigabit LAN highly recommended)
- Power on the NAS
- Install the Synology Assistant software on a Windows workstation/server on the NAS’ LAN
- Run Synology Assistant
- Allow the application to sear your network
- Right-click your NAS and coose Connect
- Configure it’s IP address and optional admin password
- Notify the Epicor team that the NAS is on the network, and provide it’s IP address and access credentials
The user guide is available for download http://ukdl.synology.com/download/ds/userguide/DSM4.0/Syno_UsersGuide_NAServer_enu.pdf
How do I access Windows Direct folder?
From any Windows PC you can access the windows direct share (the /u2/exports directory) by simply going to the main Start menu, choosing Run and typing in the hostname or IP address of your eclipse server.
For example:
\\eclipseServer
or
\\192.168.1.100
You should then see the exports folder as well as other Eclipse samba shares.
How do I change SMTP server hostname or IP address in AIX?
Make a backup and edit the Sendmail Configuration File (/etc/sendmail.cf) to point to the correct SMTP host.
cp /etc/sendmail.cf /etc/sendmail.`date +%Y%m%d.%H%M%S` vi /etc/sendmail.cf
In VI search for the “DSsmtp” string and make the change according to your system configuration.
Sample By Hostname:
### Example SMTP Hostname: DSsmtp:mailhost
Sample By IP Address:
### Example SMTP IP Address: DSsmtp:[10.10.10.101]
Sample by DNS Name:
### Example Hosted SMTP Server: DSsmtp:mail.bighostingcompany.com
Restart Sendmail
refresh –s sendmail
Test Email.
sendmail -v -t -femail@company.com email@company.com < /etc/motd
How do I configure/Change IP address on AIX System
To configure/change the IP address you must be logged as a root user.
Prerequisites
Gather your network configuration information:
– IP address
– Host name
– Domain Name
– Subnetmask (optional)
– Name server (optional)
– Gateway address (optional)
On the command line,type the command:
smitty mktcpip
When prompted chose the Network interface you plan to use.
Available Network Interfaces Move cursor to desired item and press Enter. en0 03-08 Standard Ethernet Network Interface en1 03-09 Standard Ethernet Network Interface et0 03-08 IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interface et1 03-09 IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interface F1=Help F2=Refresh F3=Cancel Esc+8=Image Esc+0=Exit Enter=Do /=Find n=Find Next
After you fill in the fields with the network information that you have collected, hit ENTER.
Minimum Configuration & Startup
To Delete existing configuration data, please use Further Configuration menus
Type or select values in entry fields.
Press Enter AFTER making all desired changes.
[TOP] [Entry Fields]
* HOSTNAME [eclipse]
* Internet ADDRESS (dotted decimal) [172.22.30.100]
Network MASK (dotted decimal) [255.255.255.0]
* Network INTERFACE en0
NAMESERVER
Internet ADDRESS (dotted decimal) []
DOMAIN Name []
Default Gateway
Address (dotted decimal or symbolic name) [172.22.30.1]
Cost [0]
Do Active Dead Gateway Detection? no
The tool runs the mktcpip command in the background and makes the network available. Done!