This is a little weird. I am not aware of any offset of 569 that
is set aside for a port assigned to a standard GF functionality.
You are safe when you space the portbase by 100, AFAIK because
create-domain does not do reserve anything other than what it
prints on console.
Can you do netstat/lsof and find out what this port is all about?
-Kedar
Pavneet Kaur wrote:
> Hello User group,
>
> What is the port distribution while creating a new domain using the
> command "create-domain name portbase"?
>
> Following are the port detail for a domain created using -portbase 33200
> in create-domain:
>
> Using port 33248 for Admin.
> Using port 33280 for HTTP Instance.
> Using port 33276 for JMS.
> Using port 33237 for IIOP.
> Using port 33281 for HTTP_SSL.
> Using port 33238 for IIOP_SSL.
> Using port 33239 for IIOP_MUTUALAUTH.
> Using port 33286 for JMX_ADMIN.
>
>
> We notice that 33769 is also used if we enable managing the domain from
> Enterprise Manager, though there isn't any documentation on what is
> expected to run on this port. Also, we have had port collisions when
> there multiple domains separated by base numbers of 100.
>
> What base port number spacing is recommend to ensure no port collisions?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pavneet
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