13.3 Port Numbers
Table 13-3 lists the ports that you need to take into consideration when setting up Filr. Figure 13-1 is a graphical representation of how some of the ports are used in a Filr deployment.
As a best practice, do not change any port numbers from the default ports.
Table 13-3 Filr Port Numbers
|
Port Numbers |
Description |
|---|---|
|
80, 443 |
Standard Web server ports |
|
8080, 8443 |
Default Tomcat ports for the Filr appliance When you install Filr, Tomcat is installed along with the Filr software. Filr uses Tomcat as a stand-alone web server for delivering data to Filr users in their web browsers. For more information about Tomcat, see the Apache Tomcat Web site. |
|
9090, 9443 |
Jetty port for the appliance (Administrator Interface) |
|
9080 |
Apache/HTTPD port |
|
8005 |
Default shutdown port For an explanation of the shutdown port, see Tomcat - Shutdown Port. |
|
8009 |
Default AJP port For an explanation of the Apache JServ Protocol port, see The AJP Connector. |
|
22 |
SSH port for the appliance |
|
111 |
rpcbind utility |
|
1099 |
Java RMI port |
|
4330 |
FAMT port |
|
7380, 7443 |
Ganglia RRD-REST ports |
|
8380, 8381 |
Default Jetty ports |
|
8642, 8649, 8650, 8651, 8652 |
Ganglia web interface port |
|
1199 |
Lucene RMI registry port |
|
1188 |
Lucene server port |
|
5432 |
PostgreSQL outbound port |
|
3306 |
MySQL outbound port |
|
1433 |
Microsoft SQL server port |
|
25, 465 |
SMTP and SMTPS outbound ports |
|
6901 |
OES DFS JetStream port |
|
524/tcp |
Access OES server over NCP |
|
137/tcp, 137/udp, 138/udp, 139/tcp, 445/tcp |
Access servers over CIFS |
|
88 |
Kerberos port |
|
11211 |
Used for memcached caching in an appliance cluster |
|
636 |
Secure LDAP port |
|
389 |
Non-secure LDAP port |
Figure 13-1 Filr Port Usage
