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==Glossary of Technical Terms==

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==<nop>PortLow==

The <nop>PortLow parameter occurs in the [Protocol TCP] section of the <nop>OpenLink Session Rules Book. The value passed to this parameter represents the TCP port from which the Request Broker listens. When a client requests a connection, the Broker will open the next available port so that the client and database agent may transmit data to one another. The Broker may continue to open ports, until it hits <nop>PortHigh.   

Example: 

{{{
PortLow = 5000 
}}}