This information is for all releases of Client Access
Express for Windows, now called "iSeries Access for Windows"
in V5R2.
The following servers are used by Client Access Express for
Windows. In addition to the servers listed, the Port Mapper
(Port 449) is also used by all functions. However, if the
user changes the Connection properties for an iSeries connection
so that "Where to look up Remote Port" is set to "Standard" or
"Local," then the Port Mapper will not be used. In addition,
if a DNS server is to be accessed, Port 53 should be made
available to the client.
NOTE: The port number in parentheses is the one used to
connect to the server via SSL (encrypted session).
See more notes after the following list of servers.
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SERVER: Port Mapper
DEFAULT PORT: 449
DESCRIPTION: Port mapper returns the port number
for the requested server
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SERVER: Sign-on
DEFAULT PORT: 8476 (9476)
DESCRIPTION: Sign-on server is used for every Client Access
connection to authenticate users and to change passwords
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SERVER: Central
DEFAULT PORT: 8470 (9470)
DESCRIPTION: Central server is used when a Client Access
license is required, and also for downloading translation
tables.
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SERVER: Data Queue
DEFAULT PORT: 8472 (9472)
DESCRIPTION: Data Queue server allows access to the AS/400
data queues, used for passing data between applications.
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SERVER: Database
DEFAULT PORT: 8471 (9471)
DESCRIPTION: Database server is used for accessing the
AS/400 database.
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SERVER: Remote Command
DEFAULT PORT: 8475 (9475)
DESCRIPTION: Remote command server is used to send commands
from a PC to an AS/400 and for program calls
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SERVER: File
DEFAULT PORT: 8473 (9473)
DESCRIPTION: File Server is used for accessing
any part of the AS/400 file system
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SERVER: Print
DEFAULT PORT: 8474 (9474)
DESCRIPTION: Printer Server is used to access
printers known to the AS/400
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SERVER: Web Admin
DEFAULT PORT: 2001 (2010)
DESCRIPTION: Used to access web applications
served by the AS/400
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SERVER: DDM
DEFAULT PORT: 446 (448)
DESCRIPTION: DDM server is used to access data
via DRDA and for record level access
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SERVER: Telnet
DEFAULT PORT: 23 (992)
DESCRIPTION: Telnet server is used to access 5250 emulation
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SERVER: NetServer
DEFAULT PORT: 137, 138, 139, 8474
DESCRIPTION: AS/400 NetServer allows access to
AS/400 integrated file system from Windows PCs
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SERVER: USF
DEFAULT PORT: 8480
DESCRIPTION: Ultimedia services are used for multimedia data
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SERVER: LDAP
DEFAULT PORT: 389 (636)
DESCRIPTION: Provides a network directory service
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SERVER: Mgmt Central
DEFAULT PORT: 5555 (5566) 5544 5577
DESCRIPTION: Management Central server is used
to manage multiple AS/400s in a network (See Note 5)
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Note 1: Ports 449, 8xxx, and 9xxx can be started with the
STRHOSTSVR *ALL command. The others need to be started
individually, or can be set to autostart when TCP/IP is
started (as can 449, 8xxx, and 9xxx).
Note 2: Although 8474 is listed next to NetServer, it is only
used internally so does not have to be set in your
firewall IP filtering. However, that server (print
server) must be started for NetServer to work properly.
Note 3: If any applications are registered under Application
Administration, then the remote command server will be
required in addition to what is listed below.
Note 4: Port 5544 is required only on V5R1 and later systems
and is used for both non-SSL and SSL traffic.
Port 5577 is only required for SSL connections
between the "central" system and "endpoint" systems.
The following is a list of iSeries Access for Windows functions
and which servers are used by those functions:
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FUNCTION: PC5250 display and printer emulation
SERVERS USED: Sign-on, Central, Telnet
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FUNCTION: Data Transfer
SERVERS USED: Sign-on, Central, Database
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FUNCTION: Base Operations Navigator Support
SERVERS USED: Sign-on, Remote Command
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FUNCTION: All Operations Navigator function
SERVERS USED: Sign-on, Remote Command, File, Print,
Database, Web Admin, Mgmt Central, USF, NetServer,
LDAP, Data Queue
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FUNCTION: ODBC
SERVERS USED: Sign-on, Database
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FUNCTION: OLE DB
SERVERS USED: Sign-on, Database, DDM, Remote Command,
Data Queue
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FUNCTION: AFP Viewer
SERVERS USED: Sign-on, Print
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FUNCTION: Client Access Install
SERVERS USED: NetServer
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FUNCTION: Incoming Remote Command
SERVERS USED: Uses no specific server, and AS/400
port will vary. PC-side port is 512
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FUNCTION: Fax support
SERVERS USED: Sign-on, Print
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FUNCTION: Management Central
SERVERS USED:
Required: Mgmt Central, Signon, Remote Command
Optional: Data Queue, File
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For other applications that use Client Access APIs, the sign-on
server will be needed, as well as whatever servers support
the specific APIs being used.
DISCLAIMER: This list could potentially change in future
releases, or even in service packs. If you find that an
additional server is accessed that is not mentioend here,
please send a note to LLHIRSCH@us.ibm.com and include
"Update to II12227" in the subject line. We will update
the chart. Also, be aware that the port numbers listed
above are just the default values. System administrators
have the ability to map these to different port numbers.
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用來查詢Registry的值。
參考自MSDN
Sub Initialize
Dim oReg As Variant
Const HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE = &H80000002
strComputer = "."
Set oReg=GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & "\root\default:StdRegProv")
strKeyPath = "Software\Microsoft\DataAccess"
strValueName = "FullInstallVer"
oReg.GetStringValue HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,strKeyPath,strValueName,dwValue
Msgbox "Version: " & dwValue
End Sub
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