Is there a way to force the whole sql communication over one specific port?

asked 30 Jun '11, 09:46

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You can specify the PORT number when you start the server. For example:

dbsrv12 -x tcpip(ServerPort=2629) -n server3 c:\mydata.db

After doing this, you then need to specify the port when you issue client connections, for example:

dbisql -c "UID=DBA;PWD=sql;ServerName=server3;Host=serverhost3:2629"

You can read more about this option on DCX: http://dcx.sybase.com/index.html#1201/en/dbadmin/serverport-network-conparm.html

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answered 30 Jun '11, 10:30

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With MyIP=192.75.209.12 inside the tcpip() you can also control which of the multiple IP adresses of the server is used by the database server.

(01 Jul '11, 06:44) Martin
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