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Chris Lu 2021-09-16 11:10:36 -07:00
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## gRPC Ports ## gRPC Ports
gRPC can be derived from the `-port` number and adding 10000 on top of it, i.g., `-port=8080` means gRPC port is `18080`. gRPC can be derived from the `-port` number and adding 10000 on top of it, i.g., `-port=8080` means gRPC port is `18080`.
If you **must** have custom gRPC ports, you can specify a custom gRPC port when `master`, `volume server` or `filer` starts. But for all the other places referencing `master` and `filer`, you need to specify in this format: If you **must** have custom gRPC ports, you can specify a custom gRPC port when `master`, `volume server` or `filer` starts. And for all the other places referencing `master` and `filer`, you also need to specify in this format:
``` ```
<host>:<port>.<grpcPort> <host>:<port>.<grpcPort>
``` ```
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``` ```
## Support ipv6? ## Support ipv6?
Yes. A common error is when binding a link-scoped ipv6 address without a proper scope. This will cause `connect: invalid argument`. Yes. A common error is when binding a link-scoped ipv6 address without a proper scope. This will cause `connect: invalid argument`.
e.g. Note that the `-ip` and `-ip.bind` have different format, e.g.:
``` ```
# invalid # invalid
-ip="[fe80::4c3:3cff:fe4f:7e0b]" -ip.bind="[fe80::4c3:3cff:fe4f:7e0b]" -ip="[fe80::4c3:3cff:fe4f:7e0b]" -ip.bind="[fe80::4c3:3cff:fe4f:7e0b]"