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Red Hat Enterprise Linux access

Asked by clifford_m71 in Red Hat Linux, Linux Setup, Linux Network Security

Let me start with I know nothing about Linux.

We have an application launched in Windows XP that accesses a database currently on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux server. The application uses port 8288. We are no longer using that database but want to keep it for historical purposes. We also want to re-deploy the server for other uses.

I have installed Linux on a new server and have copied the database/application folder over to the same directory on the new server (root \u\application). So I guess my question is how do I open the server to port 8288. Will that be enough to gain access to the directory I need or is there something I need to do to point to that directory.

I don't know if I am even making sense but the company we purchased the application from is not happy that we are moving on and I am left on my own trying to figure this out.....or we have to pay a lot of money....

Thanks for any help,
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