This table summarizes the default TCP/IP port numbers following commissioning. You may change these ports as needed. If a firewall or router blocks a port, communication fails. Be aware of this potential and make appropriate exemption rules where necessary.
| Protocol | Default port | Type of communication | Security | To change this port... |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| fox | 1911 | station | not secure | expand , and double-clickFoxServices. |
| foxs | 4911 | station | secure | |
| platform daemon | 3011 | niagarad (platform) | not secure | use the Change HTTP Port button under Platform Administration. |
| platformtls (Platform Port) | 5011 | niagarad (platform) | secure | use the Change TLS Settings button under Platform Administration. |
| http | 80 | browser | not secure | expand , and double-clickFoxServices. |
| https | 443 | browser | secure | |
| email, incoming account | 110 | receive | not secure | expand , and double-clickEmailServices.
NOTE: Do not enable Use Ssl or Use Start Tls without configuring the port as indicated in this table. Refer to the Secure Communication chapter for more information about these ports and properties.
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| email, outgoing account | 25 | send | not secure | |
email, incoming account, Use Ssl |
993 (IMAP), 995 (POP3) | receive | secure | |
email outgoing account, Use Ssl |
465 | send | secure | |
email, incoming account, Use Start Tls |
143 (IMAP), 110 (POP3) | receive | secure | |
email, incoming account, Use Start Tls |
587 | send | secure |
After changing a port for an individual station, disconnect from the station, and restart the station using Application Director. If you change the fox or foxs port, when you reconnect, use . This gives you the opportunity to change the default communication port: 1911 for fox and 4911 for foxs. Otherwise, you will be unable to connect.