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Port and Protocol Requirements

UC Monitor uses several ports and protocols to enable communications among the management console, collectors, and monitored systems. Use the following information to ensure that communications can pass active firewalls in your network.

TCP port 21

Open this port to allow the CA UCM Data Transformer service to receive data via FTP for transformation into a format that UC Monitor can process.

TCP port 1000

Open this port for communication from the management console to the collectors. The management console sends instructions, data-collection parameters, and configuration information to the collectors. The CA UCM Collector Communication service uses this port.

TCP port 1001

Open this port for communication from the collectors to the management console. The CA UCM Console Communicator service uses this port.

TCP port 9000

Open this port to receive CDR data from Avaya Communication Manager.

UDP port 162

Open this port to let the management console send SNMP traps to a trap receiver.

UDP port 5005

Open this port to receive RTCP data from Avaya endpoints.

UDP port 8381

Open this port to support Single Sign-on, enabling direct login to UC Monitor and drill down from CA Performance Center to UC Monitor.

UCP port 8681

Open this port to let CA Performance Center access UC Monitor data for CA Performance Center report views. The CA UCM Web Container service uses this port.

UDP port 9995

Open this port to let medianet-enabled devices send data from Cisco IOS Flexible NetFlow to the collector.

Internet Control Message Protocol

Enable ICMP to let the collector send traceroutes to an endpoint.

The default port settings are stored in the UC Monitor database, in configuration files, and in the Windows Registry. You can change the settings when necessary. For assistance, contact CA Technical Support.