
Using Linux or VMware ESX as Operating System
Log in to the computer as a user having the administrator authority.
Abort the raidcmd if it is used.
Stop raidsrv service.
If the RAID System is managed by NEC ESMPRO Manager
Ver. 5.5 or later, raidsrv Agent service and eciService will
also be stopped.
You must change TCP port number in the configuration file of raidsrv service, RAID Viewer, raidcmd or raidsrv
Agent service for date port, event port, and raidsrv Agent Communication port.
file name
Communication port
raidsrv service /etc/opt/nec/raidsrv/
raidsrv.conf
[socket] section
data port
[socket] section
event port
none
raidcmd.conf
port
raidsrv Agent service /etc/opt/nec/raidsrv/
raidsrv_agent.conf
[network] section
data_port
[network] section
event_port
[network] section
agent_port
After the modification is finished, start the
raidsrv service, raidsrv Agent service and eciService.
Avoiding TCP port conflict
If the user has customized the TCP ports Universal RAID Utility uses, it may conflict with the TCP port s
(Ephemeral Port) that are automatically assigned for other applications. In Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.0 or later
versions or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.6 or later version, you can reserve TCP ports which Universal RAID Utility
uses. It prevents you from the conflict between Universal RAID Utility and the application that automatically
assigns TCP ports. See the following description in the table.
Note that the TCP ports [5016-5018] that Universal RAID Utility Ver2.61 or later versions use are out of the
range of the Ephemeral Ports that an application automatically assigns. Therefore it is not necessary to reserve
the ports.
/etc/sysctl.conf Add the following line.
net.ipv4.ip_local_reserved_ports = XXXXX-ZZZZZ (TCP port numbers)
> /etc/init.d/raidsrv stop
Stopping raidsrv services: [OK]
>
> /etc/init.d/raidsrv_agent stop
Stopping raidsrv_agent services: [OK]
>
> /etc/init.d/eciServiceProgram stop
Stopping eciServiceProgram: [OK]
>
> /etc/init.d/raidsrv start
Starting raidsrv services: [OK]
>
> /etc/init.d/raidsrv_agent start
Starting raidsrv_agent services: [OK]
>
> /etc/init.d/eciServiceProgram start
Starting eciServiceProgram: [OK]
>
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