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Lo recuerdo porque tuve un caso de conflicto en una instalación que ya tenía un servicio escuchando en el puerto 5550 Considerations for using clusters with firewalls If you are using clustering in a network that uses firewalls, you should be aware of some limitations and requirements. If you are using clustering with a firewall, you need to give each node the ability to send outbound messages to and receive inbound messages from other cluster nodes. An opening in the firewall must exist for each cluster address on each node to communicate with every cluster address on every other node. IP packets traveling across a network can be of various types of traffic. Clustering uses ping, which is type ICMP, and also uses UDP and TCP. When you configure a firewall, you can filter traffic based on the type. For clustering to work the firewall needs to allow traffic of ICMP, UDP and TCP. *Outbound traffic can be sent on any port and inbound traffic is received on ports 5550 and 5551. * In addition, if you are making use of advanced node failure detection, any cluster node that is to receive failure messages from a Hardware Management Console (HMC) or a Virtual I/O Server (VIOS) on an Integrated Virtualization Manager (IVM) managed server must be able to communicate with that HMC or VIOS partition. The cluster node will send to the HMC or VIOS on the IP address that is associated with the HMC's or VIOS domain name and to port 5989. The cluster node will receive from the HMC or VIOS on the IP address that is associated with the cluster node's system name and on port 5989. El lun., 20 abr. 2020 a las 13:16, datil400 (<[email protected]>) escribió: > Hola a tod@s, > > actualmente utilizamos PowerHA como software de replicación, mediante los > servicios de cluster y la duplicación por hardware "Cross Site Mirroring > (XSM)" de una ASP independiente. > > Estoy intentando automatizar el rearranque del cluster y de la replicación > después de una partición de cluster o corte de red (no estoy hablando de un > "fail over"). > > Quiero chequear varios elementos, entre ellos los puertos TCP/IP > utilizados por los servicios de Cluster y XSM para saber si están > "levantados". > > ¿Conocéis los números de los puertos TCP/IP utilizados por estas > herramientas? > > Un saludos a tod@s y gracias por vuestros comentarios. > > Javier Mora > ____________________________________________________ > Únete a Recursos AS400, nuestra Comunidad ( http://bit.ly/db68dd ) > Forum.Help400 © Publicaciones Help400, S.L.
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