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Originally published on Geo SCADA Knowledge Base by Anonymous user | June 09, 2021 11:53 PM
Protocol | Port(s) | Incoming Connection | Outgoing Connection | Description |
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TCP | 5481 | Server | Clients | The port for client to server communications.This is the port on which the server will listen for inbound connections from clients. So the firewall must allow incoming connections on port 5481 (default setting) to the server. You can configure a different port for client to server connections by using the Global Parameters\Advanced\Server setting in the Server Configuration Tool and the Port setting on the Advanced section of the ClearSCADA Client applet. For more information on the Server Configuration Tool and the ClearSCADA Client applet, see the Server Administration Guide in the online help. |
TCP | 1025-5000 49152-65535 | Server | Clients | This range of ports is used by ClearSCADA drivers to provide the remote browse functionality allowing, for example, ViewX clients to browse the server's Available OPC Server Name list. The port range used will depend on the server's operating system, for example on Windows Server 2003 and earlier, the default range is between 1025 to 5000, but Vista and later the default range is between 49152 and 65535 |
TCP | 5500 - 5509 | Clients | Server | The ports for server advise connections (back links from the server to clients). There is one server advise port for each client application. So for a machine running ViewX and an ODBC connection, two ports will be opened in this range. The clients must allow incoming connections to the clients on these ports (5500-5509 by default). You can configure the server advise connections by using the Sockets settings on the ClearSCADA Client applet. |
TCP | 80 | Server | Web Clients | The port used for the non-secure XML web server (http). You can configure the port for the XML web server by using the System Configuration\Web\Non-Secure\XML setting in the Server Configuration Tool. |
TCP | 81 | Server | Web Clients | The port used for the non-secure HTML web server (http). You can configure the port for the HTML web server by using the System Configuration\Web\Non-Secure\HTML setting in the Server Configuration Tool. |
TCP | 443 | Server | Web Clients | The port used for the secure XML web server (https). You can configure the port for the secure XML web server by using the System Configuration\Web\Secure\XML setting in the Server Configuration Tool. |
TCP | 444 | Server | Web Clients | The port used for the secure HTML web server (https). You can configure the port for the secure HTML web server by using the System Configuration\Web\Secure\HTML setting in the Server Configuration Tool. |
TCP | 85 | Web Server | Web Clients | This port is used for non secure HTML web server connections (http). You can access this setting from Internet Information Services (IIS) |
TCP | 453 | Web Server | Web Clients | This port is used for secure HTML web server connections (https). You can access this setting from Internet Information Services (IIS) |
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