Default Port and Service Numbers

For convenient reference, these tables list port and service numbers with special meaning to Rendezvous components.

Browser Administration Interface

Rendezvous components use HTTP ports for browser administration interfaces.

Configurable daemons distributed with Rendezvous also open an ephemeral HTTPS port (to keep the daemon configuration secure against unauthorized modification). To find the actual HTTPS port that the operating system has assigned, check the daemon’s start banner or log file. The configurable daemons are rvrd, rvsd, rvsrd, and rvcache—but not rvd.

Default HTTP Port Numbers

HTTP Port	Rendezvous Component
Daemons Distributed with Rendezvous
7580	rvd, rvrd, rvsd, rvsrd
7581	rvcache
Daemons Distributed with Related Products
7590	rvtxd

To use the browser administration interface, point your browser at an address like this template:

    http://host:port

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host can be the host name or IP address of the host computer where the daemon is running. In some networks, a fully qualified host name is required (for example, myhost.tibco.com).

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port is either the default port from Default HTTP Port Numbers, or the port supplied as the -http command line argument when starting the daemon; see Command Line Parameters.

Service Ports

Default UDP Service Numbers

Service	Description
rendezvous 7500	Program transport objects use these UDP services as defaults. The component program rvrad follows this convention. For more detail, see Specifying the UDP Service.
rendezvous-ft 7504	Fault tolerance members use these UDP services as defaults for fault-tolerance protocol communications.

Listen Ports

Default TCP Port Numbers

TCP Port	Rendezvous Component
7500	rvd and rvrd use this TCP port as the default to listen for new connections from program transports. Program transport objects use this TCP port as the default to establish connections to rvd or rvrd. The component program rvrad follows this convention.

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