TCP port assignments for CS636 Spring 2021

For embedded Tomcat, you need only one port. Here we give 10 ports to each student for use on pe07.cs.umb.edu, so you can run more than one Spring boot webapp at a time. But please bring them down when done, to release memory and other system resources.

To set the port for a Spring Boot webapp, edit src/main/resources/application.properties

You can run on any cs.umb.edu Linux host with Java 8 for quick tests. For long runs, use pe07.  Please bring tomcat down when you are done. I may have to kill old tomcat executions if there are many.


tomcat port (replacing default 8080)

admerrib               

51300

ashriki

51310

aswinvas

51320

bangtqh

51330

cole

51340

jcyrus

51350

jdustma

51360

jgautami

51370

jahnavi

51380

jkamby

51390

ke

51400

lkunal

51410

liewzr11

51420

panko

51430

rahuln01

51440

rkadlick

51450

runlin

51460

stongwu

51470

Ports and Suggested Ports to keep servers from interfering with each other

(Here sport is the student port assigned above) Note that the tunnel ports (local end) can interfere with running your apps on your system. Keep the tunnel ports starting with 888 or 999 or 513 or 514 to avoid using, say, 9002 as a local tunnel port and then not being able to run pizza3 locally.

tomcat on pe07
port suggested tunnel port
shared tomcat 8080 8888
class ch05emailListS 9000 9990
class ch07downloadS 9001 9991
class pizza3 9002 9992
class music3 (future) 9003 9993
ch07cartS 9004 9994
student ch05emailListS
sport + 0
sport + 0
student ch07downloadS sport + 1
sport + 1
student pizza3 sport + 2 sport + 2
student music3 sport + 3 sport + 3
server at home port (as supplied)
ch05emailListS 9000
ch07downloadS 9001
pizza3 9002
music3 9003