Error accessing port link
I've done a SOAP integration via PHP to the following link
product works normal on localhost with wampserver but when I put the normal script from an error of phaser WSDL, I spoke with server support that reported having to open port 91 and when it opened it worked but I tested on two other (Godaddy, Hostgator) servers that use cpanel and in them also did not work, I tested on two other servers (kinghost, Skymail) and these worked on both port 91 is closed. Can it be some standard cpanel lock? using php 5.6
Uncaught SoapFault exception: [WSDL] SOAP-ERROR: Parsing WSDL: Couldn't load from
http://example.com:91/WS/AdcomWS.exe/wsdl/IPproduct works normal on localhost with wampserver but when I put the normal script from an error of phaser WSDL, I spoke with server support that reported having to open port 91 and when it opened it worked but I tested on two other (Godaddy, Hostgator) servers that use cpanel and in them also did not work, I tested on two other servers (kinghost, Skymail) and these worked on both port 91 is closed. Can it be some standard cpanel lock? using php 5.6
http://example.com:91/WS/AdcomWS.exe/wsdl/IProdutoUncaught SoapFault exception: [WSDL] SOAP-ERROR: Parsing WSDL: Couldn't load from
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Hello @Denis Cunha port 91 is a pretty non-standard port have you tried over port 80? There's no cPanel standard lock, you might check the following from stackoverflow: SOAP-ERROR: Parsing WSDL: Couldn't load from - but works on WAMP 0 -
in my wampserver localhost also works but in the server not online, I tested on 3 servers with cpanel and I do not understand why only in these there is the lock Hello @Denis Cunha port 91 is a pretty non-standard port have you tried over port 80? There's no cPanel standard lock, you might check the following from stackoverflow:
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Hi @Denis Cunha That error indicates that the port specifically is refusing the connection, which indicates it's closed. You need to check the server's firewall, iptables or CSF if you're using it as well as any hardware appliances you may be using such as a router or hardware firewall. You can confirm whether or not the port is open or not using nmap. From the Linux terminal you can run the following For TCP: nmap -Pn -p 91
UDPnmap -sU -p 910
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