Novell PLATESPIN ORCHESTRATE 2.0.2 - GETTING STARTED REFERENCE 06-17-2009 Getting Started page 21

Communication Ports Used By the Orchestrate Server
Figure 2-2
http: 8080
http: 8001
PlateSpin
custom: 8100
Orchestrate
Server TLS: 8101
RMI: 1099
Java
1. To open the Server Portal for managing jobs in a Web browser, enter the URL of the
Orchestrate Server followed by the port designated for the Server Portal during installation. In a
basic installation of PlateSpin Orchestrate, this is port 8080. The URL would therefore be
entered as follows:
http://DNS_Name_or_IP_Address:8080
2. Administrators who want more information about PlateSpin Orchestrate and a method to
access or install additional clients or agents can access the Administrator Information page. To
do so, open a Web browser and enter the URL to the Orchestrate Server, followed by the port
designated for the Web Info page during installation. In a basic installation of PlateSpin
Orchestrate, the default is port 8001. The URL would therefore be entered as follows:
http://DNS_Name_or_IP_Address:8001
3. The Orchestrate Server establishes and maintains contact with an installed Orchestrate Agent
on a computing resource through port 8100, using a custom protocol.
4. When a user invokes the
clients are installed on a machine), or when using the Java toolkit SDK, those client tools
communicate with the Orchestrate Server over ports 8100 and 8101.
5. When the administrator invokes the
PlateSpin Orchestrate clients — including the Orchestrate Development Client — are installed
on a machine), or when using the PlateSpin Orchestrate Development Client, those client tools
communicate with the Orchestrate Server over port 1099, which uses a Java RMI (Remote
Method Invocation) protocol.
1
2
TCP
3
4
TCP
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Messages
Messages
command line interface (available after PlateSpin Orchestrate
zos
command line interface (available after
zosadmin
Browser
User Portal
Administrator
Information
(Installer/SDK)
Web Page
Agent
• zos (User CLI)
• SDK (Java Toolkit)
• zosadmin (Admin CLI)
• Development Client
• VM Client
Clients
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