Quick Start
Table Of Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Installation quick start
- Chapter 2 Deploying FileMaker Server across multiple machines
- Chapter 3 Testing your deployment
- Using the FileMaker Server Technology Tests page
- Troubleshooting
- Deployment assistant reports that the web server test failed
- Admin Console doesn’t start after deployment on master machine
- Admin Console Start Page says to install Java when it’s already installed
- Cannot start Admin Console from a remote machine
- Clients cannot see databases hosted by FileMaker Server
- The Mac OS web server fails during startup
- Chapter 4 Administration overview
- Chapter 5 Upgrading or moving an existing installation
- Chapter 6 Setting up the web server
- Chapter 7 Additional resources
- Index
36 FileMaker Server Getting Started Guide
Three-machine deployment
You deploy the web server and Web Server Module on one worker machine, deploy the Web Publishing Engine on
a second worker machine, and deploy the Database Server on a third (master machine). The web server and Web
Server Module are on a machine that serves as the request gateway, and you can optionally use a firewall to separate
them from the components on the other two machines.
Benefits: In general, this deployment performs slightly slower than the
two-machine deployment for web publishing because of the overhead to
communicate with the separate web server machine. However, the overhead is
generally minimal and constant. In a very high-load environment, this deployment
outperforms the two-machine deployment because the web server is offloaded.
Admin Console
Ports 16000, 16010,
16018 must be available.
Ports 16000,
16016, and 16018
must be open.
Ports 16000 and
16004 through 16018
must be available.
Ports 5003 and
16000 must be
open.
Ports 5003, 16000,
16001, 50003, and 50006
must be available.
Machine 1 (worker)
Machine 2 (worker)
Web Server
PHP Engine
Web Publishing
Engine
Web Server Module
Database Server
Machine 3 (master)
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