Hi,

When I start a fresh Axon Ivy on a server (Debian linux 64 bits), I get these logs :

LOAD LOG4J: Use user.dir configuration file:

AxonIvyEngine5.1.13.55909_Linux_x64/configuration/log4jconfig.xml
java.io.IOException: No free Port found within range 49153-49353
        at ch.ivyteam.util.NetworkUtil.findFreePort(NetworkUtil.java:78)
        at ch.ivyteam.server.ServerStopperServer.createServerSocket(ServerStopperServer.java:125)
        at ch.ivyteam.server.ServerStopperServer.startServer(ServerStopperServer.java:79)
        at ch.ivyteam.server.Server.startEngine(Server.java:367)
        at ch.ivyteam.server.Server.handleArguments(Server.java:297)
        at ch.ivyteam.server.Server._main(Server.java:112)
        at ch.ivyteam.ivy.server.ServerLauncher.main(ServerLauncher.java:126)

Is there a way to specify another port in any configuration files ? The specified port are not free on my system..

Thanks for your reply.

Fabien

asked 13.12.2018 at 07:37

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edited 13.12.2018 at 08:09

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No this port is not configurable. But Its a range of 200 ports which are rarely used. Why do you have them all blocked???

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answered 13.12.2018 at 08:13

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You are right in the "new" ephemeral port range defined by the IANA.. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ephemeral_port ) My system blocks any bind to these ports. I'll try to find a workaround..

Thx

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