I noticed that the Wowza daemon listens on port 57136, though I can’t find that port in any configuration files anywhere.
I was just wondering what that port is used for?
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Morgan Hamill
I noticed that the Wowza daemon listens on port 57136, though I can’t find that port in any configuration files anywhere.
I was just wondering what that port is used for?
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Morgan Hamill
Hi there, Morgan.
First I would suggest to reboot
Start Wowza in standalone mode using [install-dir]/bin/startup.bat | startup.sh. Look for a line with: Bind successful ([any]:1935).
If you see that then Wowza is the only thing listening on port 1935. If you still can’t browse to Wowza, check your firewall:
iptables -L
If your firewall is not blocking, and you still can’t browse to Wowza, your HTTPProviders may be misconfigured in VHost.xml.
You might want to try re-installing.
I hope this helps.
Salvadore
Hi,
I suspect that this is the RMI port used by the JMX interface.
In order to disable the JMX interface, you will have to modify the [wowza-install-dir]/conf/Server.xml file and set the JMXRemoteConfiguration/Enable parameter to “false”.
Also, in your [wowza-install-dir]/bin/wms.sh file, you will need to comment out the following line as well:
JMXOPTIONS=-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote=true
Zoran
Hmm, perhaps I was unclear.
I’m having no issues related to listening on any ports.
I am just wondering what Wowza uses port 57136 for, as I prefer to full understand the systems I deploy.