Finding the port Cache is running on

[cbslc]

I'm attempting to access data in Cache. I can telnet (port 23) to the server and login. Cache studio cannot connect on 1972. I've run a netstat -an and I don't see port 1972 waiting. I connecting studio to all other ports with no luck.

I can get to a %SYS> prompt.

Is there a command I can run to get the port?

I tried using SSPort, but it keeps yelling about the syntax. What is the syntax to use SSPort.

Thanks

Brian

[Brendan Bannon]

If you do the following in terminal you can look for the a job that has a TCP device open.

 

Something like this

 

3000  |TCP|56779  %SYS           %SYS.SERVER       0,0     8

 

 

Brendan

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[Vik Nagjee]

You can use the Config.Startup class: http://docs.intersystems.com/cache20131/csp/documatic/%25CSP.Documatic.cls?PAGE=CLASS&LIBRARY=%25SYS&CLASSNAME=Config.Startup

Specifically, you want the DefaultPort property.

The doc linked above has an example on how to get this and other values from the Config.Startup class.

[DAiMor]

If you see prompt "%SYS>" and didn't see prompt "USER>" before, may be your Cache in Single-User Mode, and of course you can use only terminal, but not telnet (you must check it).

If your Cache really in single-user mode, you need to see last log lines in cconsole.log, for  errors, why Cache starts in this mode.

And in this mode you have to use only one command:

Do ^STURECOV
for recovery normal work your Cache.

you can read more here

понедельник, 9 декабря 2013 г., 23:26:17 UTC+4 пользователь cbslc написал: