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Kiho
Kiho
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November 4, 2024
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#FortiPAM Launcher Multi-Port Configuration

  • November 4, 2024
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Issue Description
- A single launcher in FortiPAM can utilize multiple ports simultaneously
- This launcher does not accept any additional parameters during execution


Configuration Question
When a single executable (e.g., A.exe) needs to use multiple TCP/IP ports simultaneously (such as ports 2002 and 2007), how should the launcher and template be properly configured in 

 

Technical Context
This scenario involves:

One launcher executable file (A.exe)
Multiple TCP/IP ports (2002, 2007)
No parameter input functionality
Need for proper FortiPAM configuration settings


Please provide guidance on the correct configuration approach for this multi-port launcher scenario in FortiPAM.

Best answer by rbraha

Hi @Kiho 

After creating a launcher and importing this launcher on a template ,you can have the same launcher added with multiple ports but not able to launch with multiple ports simultaneously seems not possible and this could be by design.
I would suggest better to check with your sales representatives if there is any other options in this case.

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rbraha
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rbrahaAnswer
Staff
November 4, 2024

Hi @Kiho 

After creating a launcher and importing this launcher on a template ,you can have the same launcher added with multiple ports but not able to launch with multiple ports simultaneously seems not possible and this could be by design.
I would suggest better to check with your sales representatives if there is any other options in this case.

Kiho
KihoAuthor
New Member
November 5, 2024

Thank you for confirming this limitation regarding the multi-port launcher functionality in FortiPAM. Your explanation about the ability to add multiple ports to a launcher while not being able to launch them simultaneously helps clarify the current design constraints. I appreciate you taking the time to explain this and suggesting to consult with the sales team for potential alternatives.

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