Client communication and endpoints

Your client communication and endpoints will vary depending on if you are using a WCF or non-WCF client. For example, in a WCF client (for example a Windows C# client), an endpoint you might commonly use is http://112.40.207.56:6325/DoubleTake/Jobs/JobManager. That same endpoint on a non-WCF client (for example, a Java client) would be https://112.40.207.56:6326/Interop/DoubleTake/Jobs/JobManager. Notice the port number is different and the relative URI is prepended with /Interop.

• WCF clients—Use the following endpoint access information for WCF clients.
  • Protocol—WsHttp
  • Default port—6325
  • Impersonation—Allowed
  • MaxClockSkew—25 hours
  • Reader quotas for the binding—Maximum
• Non-WCF clients—Use the following endpoint access information for non-WCF clients.
  • Protocol—HTTPS
  • Default port—6326 except for job credential creation which must use 6325
  • Web service—WS-I Basic Profile
  • Authentication—UsernameToken
  • Relative URI modification—You must prepend /Interop to the relative URI used by a WCF client. For example, /DoubleTake/Common/WorkloadManager must be /Interop/DoubleTake/Common/WorkloadManager for non-WCF clients.