Last updated on
27 Des 2022
Protocols supported in ColdFusion 11
ColdFusion 11 supports the following protocols:
- AJP
- HTTP
- TCP/IP
Ports in ColdFusion
| Port | Port number |
|---|---|
| EXP_DEF_DEBUG_PORT | 6006 |
| JNDI_PORT | 2932 |
| JNBRIDGE_PORT | 6091 |
| ODBC_AGENT_PORT_PREV | 20001 |
| DEFAULT_JETTY_PORT | 8987 |
| DEBUG_PORT | 5005 |
| INTERNAL_PORT_NUMBER | 8500 |
| EXP_DEF_TOMCAT_CONNECTOR_PORT | 8114 |
| TOMCAT_CONNECTOR_PORT | 8014 |
| REDIRECT_PORT | 8447 |
| ODBC_AGENT_PORT_2PREV | 19999 |
| EXP_DEF_REDIRECT_PORT | 8547 |
| IA_MergeModule_RMIServer_Port | 20215 |
| ODBC_SERVER_PORT_PREV | 20002 |
| ODBC_SERVER_PORT | 20004 |
| ODBC_AGENT_PORT | 20003 |
| JNBRIDGE_CLIENT_PORT | 6092 |
| JETTY_PORT | 8987 |
| SHUTDOWN_PORT | 8009 |
| ODBC_SERVER_PORT_2PREV | 20000 |
| EXP_DEF_SHUTDOWN_PORT | 8109 |
| FLASH_PROXY_PORT | 1243 |
| MONITORING_SERVER_PORT | 5500 (If this port is occupied, a random port is picked.) |
| CF_STATISTICS_PORT | 7995 |
| WEB_SOCKET_PORT | 8579 |
Note
If you install another version of ColdFusion along with the existing one, the ports get incremented by 1. For example, a second ColdFusion version detects a busy JNDI_PORT at 2932, so assigns 2933 to JNDI_PORT for the second ColdFusion version.
There are ports with PREV or 2PREV appended to the names. ODBC_SERVER_PORT_PREV stands for an immediate previous version of ColdFusion. For example, if there is an immediate previous version of ColdFusion, ODBC_SERVER_PORT of the immediate version has the port number equal to the ODBC_SERVER_PORT port number of the latest ColdFusion version.
