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Revision as of 21:36, 2 October 2013
Experience has shown that monitoring the processes and doing a health check tends to be a lot more useful than monitoring ports. But if you need to, here are the ports to monitor:
- Apache-httpd - tcp/80 and tcp/443
- memcached - tcp/11211
- MySQL - tcp/3306
- Tomcat - The ports Tomcat is listening on are listed in tomcat/conf/server.xml