How to start NAV 2013 and NAV 2009 using the same port no?

julkifli33

hi all
have anyone tried using NAV 2013 and NAV 2009 at same PC?
i tried using same port which is 7046... cant run at the same time
but if i change nav 2013 become 8046 can run

mohana_cse06

Port sharing is not allord in NAV2013.. you have to use new non used ports..

julkifli33

now i change the port no for nav 2013 become 8046
then it's the only way i can run nav 2013 and nav 2009 at the same time

mohana_cse06

julkifli33 wrote:

now i change the port no for nav 2013 become 8046
then it's the only way i can run nav 2013 and nav 2009 at the same time

:thumbsup:

Peter_Wibeck_[MSFT]

NAV 2013 and NAV 2009 can actual share the web service port and OData port, but not NST port.

ROLA

Got this reply from Microsoft last week when attending NAV TechDays 2012.

Port sharing is not supported out of the box with the NAV 2013 setup program.

But you can enable it yourself. Say you have two NAV server instances (NT services) that you want to use the same ports for. Then you can use the sc.exe tool to create a dependency to the Port Sharing Service, and then the NAV server instances will be able to share ports.

Hope this helps.

..so different NST 2013 can share, but not with NST 2009.

ROLA

Any news on this topic?

julkifli33

lets say i have 2 databases in 1 server
so i must use different port number??
database 1 --> 8046
database 2 --> 9046

is this correct?
how about if we have 10 databases

mohana_cse06

julkifli33 wrote:

lets say i have 2 databases in 1 server
so i must use different port number??
database 1 --> 8046
database 2 --> 9046

is this correct?
how about if we have 10 databases

You need to create 10 seperate ports..
7046, 7056, 7066 etc..

Johannes_Nielsen

ROLA wrote:

Got this reply from Microsoft last week when attending NAV TechDays 2012.

Port sharing is not supported out of the box with the NAV 2013 setup program.

But you can enable it yourself. Say you have two NAV server instances (NT services) that you want to use the same ports for. Then you can use the sc.exe tool to create a dependency to the Port Sharing Service, and then the NAV server instances will be able to share ports.

Hope this helps.

..so different NST 2013 can share, but not with NST 2009.

Has anyone tried the solution? Would be nice to know whether it's possible or not. :-k

Or maybe we should just keep adding to the spreadsheet with port numbers

yukon

Hi All,

mohana_cse06 wrote:

Port sharing is not allord in NAV2013.. you have to use new non used ports..

"Peter wrote:

"]NAV 2013 and NAV 2009 can actual share the web service port and OData port, but not NST port.

At our office is using same port for NAV2009R2 and NAV2013(WS,NS) and same time can be open the RTC. But that one is not my configuration. I ask to my manager what is additional configuration for using same port. Answer is "No." :-k. But configuration is 3T configuration.

Best Regards,
Yukon

julkifli33

yukon wrote:

Hi All,

mohana_cse06 wrote:

Port sharing is not allord in NAV2013.. you have to use new non used ports..

"Peter wrote:

"]NAV 2013 and NAV 2009 can actual share the web service port and OData port, but not NST port.

At our office is using same port for NAV2009R2 and NAV2013(WS,NS) and same time can be open the RTC. But that one is not my configuration. I ask to my manager what is additional configuration for using same port. Answer is "No." :-k. But configuration is 3T configuration.

Best Regards,
Yukon

isnt it because different server for your nav 2009 and nav 2013?

NicolaiH

Johannes Nielsen wrote:

ROLA wrote:

Got this reply from Microsoft last week when attending NAV TechDays 2012.

Port sharing is not supported out of the box with the NAV 2013 setup program.

But you can enable it yourself. Say you have two NAV server instances (NT services) that you want to use the same ports for. Then you can use the sc.exe tool to create a dependency to the Port Sharing Service, and then the NAV server instances will be able to share ports.

Hope this helps.

..so different NST 2013 can share, but not with NST 2009.

Has anyone tried the solution? Would be nice to know whether it's possible or not. :-k

Or maybe we should just keep adding to the spreadsheet with port numbers

I now have two seperate NST 2013 running on the same port, after making a dependency to the Port Sharing Service for both services. To do this I used this command "sc config <servicename> depend= NetTcpPortSharing". I also tried to use the same port as our NST 2009 services, but that did not work. But I'm happy that we can now run all our NST 2013 using the same port, much easier than keeping track of different ports for every single service Thanks!

julkifli33

NicolaiH wrote:

Johannes Nielsen wrote:

I now have two seperate NST 2013 running on the same port, after making a dependency to the Port Sharing Service for both services. To do this I used this command "sc config <servicename> depend= NetTcpPortSharing". I also tried to use the same port as our NST 2009 services, but that did not work. But I'm happy that we can now run all our NST 2013 using the same port, much easier than keeping track of different ports for every single service Thanks!

isnt it nav 2013 doesnt support port sharing?

Rikt-It

Hi

The easy way is to install "Service Tier Administration Tool" from "tegos GmbH Dortmund"

http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=1410

With this tool You can administate NAV-services for 2009 and 2013 and Port shareing

Remember: "run as administrator"

Regards
Christer

Waldo

This might help as well:
http://dynamicsuser.net/blogs/waldo/archive/2012/10/17/port-sharing-with-nav2013.aspx