NBJAVA_CLIENT_PORT_WINDOW
Specifies the range of nonreserved ports on this computer that are used for connecting to the NetBackup-Java application server or the bpjobd daemon (or service on Windows) from the NetBackup-Java Administration Console's Activity Monitor.
This option is found in /usr/openv/java/nbj.conf on NetBackup servers in the following format:
NBJAVA_CLIENT_PORT_WINDOW = n m
Where:
- n indicates the first in a range of nonreserved ports used for connecting to the NetBackup-Java application server (NetBackup Administration Console/jnbSA) or the bpjobd daemon (or service on Windows) from the NetBackup-Java Administration Console's Activity Monitor.
If n is set to 0, the operating system determines the nonreserved port to use (default).
- m indicates the last in a range of nonreserved ports used for connecting to the NetBackup Administration Console/jnbSA.
If n and m are set to 0, the operating system determines the nonreserved port to use (default).
The minimum acceptable range for each user is 120. Each additional concurrent user requires an additional 120. For example, the nbj.conf entry for three concurrent users might look as follows:
NBJAVA_CLIENT_PORT_WINDOW = 5000 5360
If the range is not set wide enough, jnbSA will exit with an error message stating that there was an invalid value during initialization.
Note
Performance is somewhat reduced with the use of NBJAVA_CLIENT_PORT_WINDOW.
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