#Filetools license drivers
#Filetools license driver

The Application Server uses a TCP/IP server based on Microsoft Windows Input Output Completion Ports (IOCP). This is more than broadcasting, but offers the advantage of guaranteed delivery, a feature not found in broadcast-capable protocols.

#Filetools license drivers

The database keeps track of drivers and users that are on-line.

#Filetools license driver

It connects to each client individually according to the driver state. Internally, the Application Server uses a thread pool to perform mass updates. The Application Server RPC is used to expose administrative functionality (the interfaces required to browse and manage the hashes and file groups in the database) and to offer control over driver behavior. The second subsystem communicates with the clients. The first subsystem handles requests from administrative clients and exposes services via a secure, authenticated Remote Procedure Call (RPC). The Application Server consists internally of two distinct subsystems.

You can configure these ports as required by your environment. These three ports are required for full two-way communication.

Clients use port 33115 by default to receive information and respond if the Application Server initiated the communication.The server uses port 65129 or 65229 (for the TLS protocol) to listen to clients or other Application Server requests.As with other TCP-based services, Application Servers cannot handle clients connecting through a firewall or proxy unless the required ports are opened. Can be used to create client-server applications.Д¬urrently Ivanti Device and Application Control uses only two configurable ports for full two-way communication between the client and server components.Allows enterprise networking connectivity between Windows and non-Windows based computers.Using the TCP/IP protocol offers some clear advantages over other protocols, including the following: They are the most widely used open-system (non-proprietary) protocols since they are equally well suited for LAN or WAN communication. TCP/IP was chosen due to its pervasive implementation throughout most IT infrastructures. Ivanti Device and Application Control is based on standard TCP/IP protocols for all communication between clients and servers. About Application Server-Client Communications