Grass Valley iControl V.6.02 - Manual (Page 85)

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TCP/IP Port Usage
The various iControl services require access to specific ports. The tables below describe the
ports used in a multi-site configuration. In networks where a firewall is present between
device A and device B, the ports used to communicate from device A to device B must be
open on the incoming (external) side of the firewall.
From Client to Application Server
Refresh Speed Typically 40 – 60 ms
Bit Rate 0.33 – 0.8 kb/s
Note: Maximum transmission speed per channel for any combination of data
is 90 kb/s.
Service Port Transport Notes
DMT 5432 TCP Communication between Data Management tool and Postgres
database
DSS Admin 1220 TCP Darwin Streaming Server Admin
FTP 20, 21 TCP Used for maintenance purposes (file transfer). SSH can be used
instead. Not necessarily required (can be turned off ). iControl
upgrade page uses HTTP transfer.
HTTP 80 TCP
iControl
Gateway 10001, 13000 TCP Optional, only if IP scope probe option is enabled or
RCP-100/RCP-200 client required to communicate with
Application Server.
Location
services 4160, 8000-8010 TCP, UDP Responsible for discovery and communications between
devices/services on iControl network.
Java RMI 32768-65535 TCP Remote Method Invocation (client/server communication).
Dynamic Allocation of ports. Required for communication
between client and Application Server. This range can be
restricted to match specific security requirements. A minimum of
4000 ports should be allocated.
Java RMID 1098–1099 TCP, UDP Remote Method Invocation Daemon to support client/server
connections. Required for communication between client and
Application Server.
LDAP 389 TCP Required for the iControl Access Control/Authentication feature
(user login).
RTSP 554
6970–6999
TCP, UDP
UDP
Real Time Streaming Protocol required for thumbnail streaming.
Streams from probes sent to clients from Application Server.