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TCP and UDP ports for ImproNet/AmanoNet

TCP and UDP ports for ImproNet/AmanoNet

Ports that AmanoNet uses to Communicate Properly

Ports in AmanoNet are used for various purposes and protocols. Here is a list of TCP and UDP ports along with their corresponding functionalities:

TCP Ports:

– Port 80: Used for HTTP Web Reports.

– Port 443: Used for SSL Web Reports.

– Port 1433: Used for MS SQL.

– Port 3050: Used for Firebird.

– Port 10008: Used for All IP Terminals.

– Port 10500: Used for Discovery.

– Port 11010: Used for Morpho.

– Port 26661: Used for Alarm Viewer.

– Port 26663: Used for Transaction Viewer.

– Port 26665: Used for Messaging Port.

– Port 26667: Used for Door Status Port.

– Port 26668: Used for Engine Status Port.

– Port 26669: Used for Host Validation Port.

– Port 26680: Used for Security Server Port.

UDP Ports:

– Port 10002: Used for EC2 Controller.

– Port 10008: Used for IP Terminals.

– Port 10500: Used for Discovery.

These ports play a crucial role in facilitating communication and data transfer within the AmanoNet system.

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ImproNet/AmanoNet Database Backup: SQL

ImproNet/AmanoNet Database Backup: SQL

How to make an ImproNet/AmanoNet SQL Database Backup

It is essential that regular backups are made and kept on removable media, or on a networked drive.

Storing backups on the local disk will not prevent data loss if the hard drive fails.

To Backup your ImproNet/AmanoNet SQL Database:

  • Open Sql Server Management Studio
  • Login using your Login Details

Windows Authentication should be sufficient unless the site has no allowed Windows Authentication
            Defaults: (Username: Sysdba, Password: masterkey). (Username: sa, Password:                                                    M@sterkey1)

  • Click on Connect
  • Expand the Database Folder by clicking on the + next to Databases
  • Right Click on the ImproNet/AmanoNet SQL Database, The Database name is DB400.                      DB400 > Tasks> Back Up…
  • Click on the Add… Button
  • Click on the … Button and Navigate to the following location: [Drive:] \ImproNet\database\Backups OR The location you want to store backups to
  • Enter a name for your backup with a suffix off: .Bak
  • Click on Ok,
  • Verify the Backup Name and Location. Click on the OK Button on Select Backup Destination Window
  • Select the Correct Path from above then Select OK.
  • The Backup will begin.
  • The backup is now complete and at the location you selected in a previous step.

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