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Communication Ports

CA SOI requires several ports open between its components. You can change the default CA SOI and CA Catalyst ports during installation. The default ports that are required for communication between CA SOI components are pictured in the following graphic and listed in the following tables:

This diagram shows the primary ports required to be open across components.

Ports Pictured:

Note: A value of RP (random port) in the first Port column designates a unidirectional connection. A unidirectional connection can use any port from the server of the source component to connect to the designated port on the destination component server.

Source

Port

Destination

Port

Protocol

SA Manager

RP

UI Server

7070

HTTP

SA Manager

RP

UI Server

7403

HTTPS

UI Server

RP

SA Manager

7090

HTTP

UI Server

RP

SA Manager

7493

HTTPS

UI Server

RP

Connectors

61616

JMS

SA Manager/UI Server

RP

SA Store

1433

JDBC

BusinessObjects

RP

SA Store

1433

ODBC

Connectors

RP

UCF Broker (on SA Manager)

8020

HTTP

UCF Broker (on SA Manager)

RP

Connectors

7878

HTTP

Connectors

61616

SA Manager/Active MQ Server

61616

JMS

SA Manager/UI Server

RP

CA EEM

5250

HTTPS

Client workstations

RP

UI Server

7070

HTTP

Client workstations

RP

UI Server

7403

HTTPS

Client workstations

RP

SA Manager

7090

HTTP

Client workstations

RP

SA Manager

7493

HTTPS

Client workstations

RP

BusinessObjects

8080

HTTP

Client workstations

RP

BusinessObjects

8443

HTTPS

Ports Not Pictured:

CA Business Intelligence

SA Manager

UI Server

Connectors

Client workstations

CA Event Integration (Event connector installations only)

Active Directory connections (optional)

CA EEM/BusinessObjects Active Directory LDAP port: 389

Note: For more information about configuring CA EEM to connect with an Active Directory, see the Administration Guide and the CA EEM documentation. For more information about configuring BusinessObjects to connect with an Active Directory, see the BusinessObjects documentation.

You can change some ports after installation if necessary. For more information about changing ports, see Communication Port Maintenance.