Ports Used by the Enterprise Manager

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Ports Used by the Enterprise Manager

The following tables provide an overview of the ports used for communications from and to the enterprise manager.

Communications from the Enterprise Manager

From	Port	To	Port	Protocol	Product	Description
Enterprise manager	Any	Enterprise manager	4105	TCP	All	Local communications through CAM
Enterprise manager	4104	Domain manager	4104	UDP	All	Communications through CAM across network
Enterprise manager	Any	Directory server	389	TCP	All	LDAP directory access
Enterprise manager	Any	Directory server	636	TCP	All	LDAP over SSL directory access
Enterprise manager	Any	Domain manager	4728	TCP	Software Delivery	DTS file transfer

Communications to the Enterprise Manager

From	Port	To	Port	Protocol	Product	Description
Explorer	4104	Enterprise manager	4104	UDP	All	Communications through CAM across network
Web Browser	Any	Enterprise manager	80	HTTP	All	Web Console access
Web Services Client	Any	Enterprise manager	80	HTTP	All	Access to Web Services API from remote client application
Domain manager	Any	Enterprise manager	4728	TCP	Software Delivery	DTS file transfer
Explorer	File share ports	Enterprise manager	File share ports	UDP	Software Delivery	NOS-based file transfer
Explorer	Any	Enterprise manager	4728	TCP	Software Delivery	NOS-less file transfer
Packager	4104	Enterprise manager	4104	UDP	Software Delivery	Communications through CAM across network

Notes:

If secure HTTP communications is configured for use by the Web Console and the Web Services components, port 443 (default) would be used for listening on the domain manager or enterprise manager.
Web Console uses Apache Tomcat. By default, Tomcat is installed and configured to use ports 8090 (startup), 8095 (shutdown), and 8020 (ajp13). However, typically these are used only locally.

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