/SERVER=server-number

    Specifies the server number to assign to this proxy server.
    Specify an integer from 0 to 63.

    The proxy server first attempts to initialize using the specified
    server number. If an active server is already using the specified
    number, the proxy server tries the next lower number. This
    process is repeated until an unused server number is found or
    until the proxy server tries the number 0 and fails. If the
    number 0 fails and the number specified was not 63, the server
    number wraps and attempts are tried starting with the number
    63. The process continues until all numbers have been tried. If
    all numbers are in use the proxy server fails to initialize and
    terminates.

    For managed proxy servers, the search for a free server number
    always starts at 63; any number specified by this qualifier is
    ignored.

    A standalone server started as a subprocess always prints out
    the server number finally used on SYS$ERROR. For standalone
    proxy servers that are detached processes, use the /FIXED_SERVER
    qualifier to force the server to use the specified server number
    or fail. Otherwise, there is no method to determine the server
    number actually used by the server.

    The default is /SERVER=63.