Open firewall and network ports for communication - Perceptive Content Server Install Guide - Foundation 24.1 - Foundation 24.1 - Ready - Perceptive Content - external - Perceptive-Content/Perceptive-Content-Server-Install-Guide/Foundation-24.1/Perceptive-Content-Server-Install-Guide/Install-Perceptive-Content/Installation-Process/Open-firewall-and-network-ports-for-communication - 2024-04-02 - To enable communications between Perceptive Content Server and Perceptive Content Clients and agents, you must open TCP ports on your network. Perceptive Content Server uses ports 6000, 5672, and 5671.

Perceptive Content Server Install Guide
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To enable communications between Perceptive Content Server and Perceptive Content Clients and agents, you must open TCP ports on your network. Perceptive Content Server uses ports 6000, 5672, and 5671.

For best performance and stability, we recommend that you disable the firewall on the Perceptive Content Server computer. If you cannot disable thefirewall, you mustset exclusionsin thefirewall for ports 6000 forPerceptive Content Server processes.

  • Port 6000 - By default, port 6000 is used for communications between Perceptive Content Server and Perceptive Content Client, including communications with web servers hosting Perceptive Content web clients, such as Experience. If you need to change this port, modify the inowd.port setting in the \inserver\etc\inserver.ini file after installing Perceptive Content Server.
  • Port 5672 - Port 5672 is the commonly used port for RabbitMQ. Perceptive Content Server versions 7.1.4.x and higher depend on RabbitMQ for message queuing.
  • Port 5671 - TLS-encrypted communications with RabbitMQ default to port 5671. If TLS encryption is used for RabbitMQ, use that configured port instead of 5672.