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Title
What ports are used by the Foglight Management Server? -
Description
The Foglight installation process allows users to configure port assignments. The default ports are displayed during installation
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Cause
Understand the ports numbers used by Foglight
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Resolution
Foglight Management Server default port assignments
Port Name Port Number Outgoing/Incoming Embedded DB TCP 15432 Incoming/Outgoing HTTP TCP 8080 Incoming HTTPS TCP 8443 Incoming High Availability UDP 45566
TCP 7800Incoming/Outgoing Federation RMI TCP 1099 Incoming/Outgoing Federation RMI Service TCP 4444 Incoming/Outgoing
NOTE: If the Federation Master Server is installed behind a firewall, users must configure this port on the Federation Child Server to set up the connection with the serverQP5 TCP 8448 Incoming/Outgoing High Availability (HA) refers to running a secondary instance of Foglight as a failover backup server (redundant mode). Foglight listens to the multicast port (45566) only when configured for HA mode.
Ports used when Foglight is installed with an External Database
Port Name Port Number Outgoing/Incoming External PostgreSQL 5432 Outgoing Microsoft SQL Server 1433 Outgoing Oracle 1521 Outgoing MySQL 3306 Outgoing Agent Adapter ports used when configuring the Foglight Administration Console
Port Name Port Number Outgoing/Incoming Agent Manager 8080 Incoming Agent Manager over SSL 8443 Incoming Java EE Technology Agent 41705 Incoming The most current FMS port information can be found in the Foglight Security and Compliance Guide document available from the Foglight documentation downloads.
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Additional Information
Port configuration in the FMS