D Oracle Application Server Port Numbers

This appendix provides information about Oracle Application Server port numbers.

It contains the following topics:

Port Numbers and How They Are Assigned (Sorted by Installation Type)

This section lists the allotted port range, the default port number, information about when the port number is assigned and where to find information about changing the port number.
Port Numbers (Sorted by Port Number)

This section provides a table that lists all allotted port ranges. It is useful for determining if a particular port number is used by Oracle Application Server.

D.1 Port Numbers and How They Are Assigned (Sorted by Installation Type)

Most port numbers are assigned by Oracle Application Server during installation. Oracle Application Server chooses a free port from the allotted port range.

This section provides the following information for each Oracle Application Server service that uses a port:

Component or Service: The name of the component and service and information about when the port number is assigned and where to find information about changing the port number, if it can be changed.
Allotted Port Range: The set of port numbers Oracle Application Server attempts to use when assigning a port.
Default Port Number: The first port number Oracle Application Server attempts to assign to a service. It is usually the lowest number in the allotted port range.
Protocol: Protocol used.

The ports are sorted by the following installation types:

J2EE and OracleAS Web Cache Ports
Portal and Wireless Ports
Business Intelligence and Forms Ports
Infrastructure Ports
Oracle Application Server Integration Ports
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Ports
Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit Ports
OracleAS Developer Kits

D.1.1 J2EE and OracleAS Web Cache Ports

Table D-1 lists the ports in a J2EE and Web Cache installation. Unless otherwise noted in the Component or Service column of the table:

The port number is assigned during installation
If the port number is assigned during installation, you can override the port number during installation by using the staticports.ini file.

For most ports, you can override the default port assignment during installation by specifying a port number in staticports.ini. You create a template called staticports.ini with the port numbers you would like to use, and launch Oracle Universal Installer with special options.

See Also:
Oracle Application Server Installation Guide for information on how to use staticports.ini
You can change the port number after installation.

Table D-1 J2EE and Web Cache Ports

Component or Service	Allotted Port Range	Default Port Number	Protocol
Oracle HTTP Server
Listen Port See Section 4.3.3, "Changing the Oracle HTTP Server Listen Ports" to change the port number.	7777 - 7877	Without Web Cache: 7777 With Web Cache: 7778	HTTP
Port See Section 4.3.3, "Changing the Oracle HTTP Server Listen Ports" to change the port number.	7777 - 7877	Without Web Cache: 7777^Foot 1 With Web Cache: 7777	HTTP
Listen (SSL) port This port is not used unless you enable SSL after installation. Refer to Oracle HTTP Server Administrator's Guide. See Section 4.3.3, "Changing the Oracle HTTP Server Listen Ports" to change the port number.	4443, 8250 - 8350	Without Web Cache: 4443 With Web Cache: 8250	HTTPS
SSL Port This port is not used unless you enable SSL after installation. Refer to Oracle HTTP Server Administrator's Guide. See Section 4.3.3, "Changing the Oracle HTTP Server Listen Ports" to change the port number.	443, 4443, 8250 - 8350	Without Web Cache: 4443^Foot 2 With Web Cache: 8250	HTTPS
Diagnostic See Section 4.3.4, "Changing the Oracle HTTP Server Diagnostic Port" to change the port number.	7200 - 7299	7200	TCP
OracleAS Web Cache
HTTP Listen See Section 4.3.5.1, "Changing the OracleAS Web Cache Listen Ports" to change the port number.	7777 - 7877	UNIX: 7777 Windows: 80	HTTP
HTTP Listen (SSL) This port is not used unless you enable SSL after installation. Refer to Oracle Application Server Web Cache Administrator's Guide. See Section 4.3.5.1, "Changing the OracleAS Web Cache Listen Ports" to change the port number.	8250 - 8350	8250^Footref 2	HTTPS
Administration See Section 4.3.5.2, "Changing theOracleAS Web Cache Administration Port" to change the port number.	9400 - 9499	9400	HTTP
Invalidation See Section 4.3.5.3, "Changing the OracleAS Web Cache Invalidation Port" to change the port number.	9400 - 9499	9401	HTTP
Statistics See Section 4.3.5.4, "Changing the OracleAS Web Cache Statistics Port" to change the port number.	9400 - 9499	9402	HTTP
OC4J
AJP You cannot override this port number during installation. See Section 4.3.2, "Changing OC4J Ports" to change the port number.	12501 - 12600	12501	TCP
JMS You cannot override this port number during installation. See Section 4.3.2, "Changing OC4J Ports" to change the port number.	12601 - 12700	12601	TCP
RMI You cannot override this port number during installation. See Section 4.3.2, "Changing OC4J Ports" to change the port number.	12401 - 12500	12401	TCP
IIOP Port is assigned after installation, when you configure IIOP. Refer to Oracle Application Server Containers for J2EE Services Guide. See Section 4.3.2, "Changing OC4J Ports" to change the port number.	13301 - 13400	13301	TCP
IIOPS1 (Server only) Port is assigned after installation, when you configure IIOPS1. See Section 4.3.2, "Changing OC4J Ports" to change the port number.	13401 - 13500	13401	TCP
IIOPS2 (Server and client) Port is assigned after installation, when you configure IIOPS2. See Section 4.3.2, "Changing OC4J Ports" to change the port number.	13501 - 13600	13501	TCP
OPMN
ONS Local See Section 4.3.9, "ChangingOPMN Ports (ONS Local, Request, and Remote)" to change the port number.	6100 - 6199	6100	HTTP/TCP
ONS Remote See Section 4.3.9, "ChangingOPMN Ports (ONS Local, Request, and Remote)" to change the port number.	6200 - 6299	6200	HTTP/TCP
ONS Request See Section 4.3.9, "ChangingOPMN Ports (ONS Local, Request, and Remote)" to change the port number.	6003 - 6099	6003	HTTP/TCP
Oracle Enterprise Manager
Application Server Control Console See Section 4.3.1, "Changing Oracle Enterprise Manager Ports" to change the port number.	1156, 1810-1829, 18100 - 18119	UNIX: 1156 Windows: 18100	HTTP
Application Server Control Console (SSL) Port is assigned after installation, when you configure the Application Server Control Console for SSL. Refer to Section A.4. See Section 4.3.1, "Changing Oracle Enterprise Manager Ports" to change the port number.	1156, 1810-1829, 18100 - 18119	UNIX: 1156 Windows: 18100	HTTPS
Application Server Control Console RMI See Section 4.3.1, "Changing Oracle Enterprise Manager Ports" to change the port number.	1850, 18140 - 18159	1850	TCP
Oracle Management Agent See Section 4.3.1, "Changing Oracle Enterprise Manager Ports" to change the port number.	1157, 18120 - 18139	1157	TCP
Miscellaneous Services
DCM Discovery See Section 4.3.6, "Changing the DCM Discovery Port" to change the port number	7100 - 7199	7100	TCP
Java Object Cache See Section 4.3.7, "Changingthe Java Object Cache Port" to change the port number.	7000 - 7099	7000	TCP
Log Loader See Section 4.3.8, "Changing the Log Loader Port" to change the port number.	44000 - 44099	44000	TCP
Port Tunneling Port is assigned after installation, when you configure Port Tunneling. See Section 4.3.10, "Changing the Port Tunneling Port" to change the port number.	7501 - 7599	7501	TCP

^Footnote 1The default port is 80 on middle-tier installations on Windows.
^Footnote 2The default port is 443 on middle-tier installations on Windows.

D.1.2 Portal and Wireless Ports

A Portal and Wireless installation uses the ports listed in:

Table D-1, "J2EE and Web Cache Ports"
Table D-2, "Portal and Wireless Ports"

Unless otherwise noted in the Component or Service column of the table:

The port number is assigned during installation
If the port number is assigned during installation, you can override the port number during installation by using the staticports.ini file.

For most ports, you can override the default port assignment during installation by specifying a port number in staticports.ini. You create a template called staticports.ini with the port numbers you would like to use, and launch Oracle Universal Installer with special options.

See Also:
Oracle Application Server Installation Guide for information on how to use staticports.ini
You can change the port number after installation.

Table D-2 Portal and Wireless Ports

Component / Service	Allotted Port Range	Default Port Number	Protocol
Oracle Ultra Search
RMI Daemon You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	1098	1098	TCP
RMI Registry You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	1099	1099	TCP
OracleAS Portal
OracleAS Portal^Foot 1	N/A	N/A	N/A
OracleAS Wireless
OracleAS Wireless^Footref 1	N/A	N/A	N/A
Wireless Notification Dispatcher Calendar You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port.	9100 - 9199	9100	TCP

^Footnote 1This service does not have its own port. You can access it through the HTTP listener port.

D.1.3 Business Intelligence and Forms Ports

A Business Intelligence and Forms installation uses the ports listed in:

Table D-1, "J2EE and Web Cache Ports"
Table D-2, "Portal and Wireless Ports"
Table D-3, "Business Intelligence and Forms Ports"

Unless otherwise noted in the Component or Service column of the table:

The port number is assigned during installation
If the port number is assigned during installation, you can override the port number during installation by using the staticports.ini file.

For most ports, you can override the default port assignment during installation by specifying a port number in staticports.ini. You create a template called staticports.ini with the port numbers you would like to use, and launch Oracle Universal Installer with special options.

See Also:
Oracle Application Server Installation Guide for information on how to use staticports.ini
You can change the port number after installation.

Table D-3 Business Intelligence and Forms Ports

Component / Service	Allotted Port Range	Default Port Number	Protocol
OracleBI Discoverer
OracleBI Discoverer^Foot 1	N/A	N/A	N/A
OracleBI Discoverer Preferences	16001 - 16020	16001	TCP
OracleAS Forms Services
OracleAS Forms Services	N/A	N/A	N/A
OracleAS Reports Services
Bridge (RWBRIDGE) See Section 4.3.15.1, "Changing the OracleAS Reports Services Bridge Port" to change the port number.	14011 - 14020	14011	TCP
Discovery Service (RWNETWORK) See Section 4.3.15.2, "Changing the OracleAS Reports Services Network Port" to change the port number.	14021 - 14030	14021	UDP
SQLNet For 6i Backward Compatibility Only See Section 4.3.15.3, "Changing the OracleAS Reports Services SQLNet Port" to change the port number.	14040 - 14049	14040	TCP

^Footnote 1This service does not have its own port. You access it through the HTTP listener port.

D.1.4 Infrastructure Ports

An Infrastructure installation uses the ports listed in:

Table D-1, "J2EE and Web Cache Ports"
Table D-4, "Infrastructure Ports"

Unless otherwise noted in the Component or Service column of the table:

The port number is assigned during installation
If the port number is assigned during installation, you can override the port number during installation by using the staticports.ini file.

For most ports, you can override the default port assignment during installation by specifying a port number in staticports.ini. You create a template called staticports.ini with the port numbers you would like to use, and launch Oracle Universal Installer with special options.

See Also:
Oracle Application Server Installation Guide for information on how to use staticports.ini
You can change the port number after installation.

Table D-4 Infrastructure Ports

Component / Service	Allotted Port Range	Default Port Number	Protocol
Oracle Enterprise Manager
Oracle Management Agent Section 4.3.1, "Changing Oracle Enterprise Manager Ports"	1157, 18120 - 18139	1157	TCP
Console HTTP You cannot change this port, although you can override the port number during installation.	5500 - 5559	5500	HTTP
Oracle Internet Directory
Oracle Internet Directory Section 4.4.2, "Changing Oracle Internet Directory Ports"	389, 13060 - 13129	389	TCP
Oracle Internet Directory (SSL) Section 4.4.2, "Changing Oracle Internet Directory Ports"	636, 13130 - 13159 13161 - 13199	636	TCP
OracleAS Certificate Authority
Server Authentication Virtual Host (SSL) Section 4.4.4, "ChangingOracleAS Certificate Authority Ports"	6600 - 6619	6600	HTTPS
Mutual Authentication Virtual Host (SSL) Section 4.4.4, "ChangingOracleAS Certificate Authority Ports"	6600 - 6619	6601	HTTPS
OracleAS Metadata Repository
Oracle Net Listener You cannot override this port number during installation. Section 4.4.1, "Changing theOracleAS Metadata Repository Net Listener Port"	1521	1521	TCP
OracleAS Single Sign-On
OracleAS Single Sign-On^Foot 1	N/A	N/A	N/A
Oracle Application Server Guard
Oracle Application Server Guard	7890 - 7895	7890	TCP

^Footnote 1This service does not have its own port. You can access it through the HTTP listener port.

D.1.5 Oracle Application Server Integration Ports

For information about Oracle Application Server Integration component ports, such as OracleAS Integration B2B, Oracle BPEL Process Manager, and Oracle BPEL Process Analytics, see the Oracle Application Server Integration documentation.

D.1.6 Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Ports

Table D-5 lists the ports used in an Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control installation.

Unless otherwise noted in the Component or Service column of the table:

The port number is assigned during installation
If the port number is assigned during installation, you can override the port number during installation by using the staticports.ini file.

For most ports, you can override the default port assignment during installation by specifying a port number in staticports.ini. You create a template called staticports.ini with the port numbers you would like to use, and launch Oracle Universal Installer with special options.

See Also:
Oracle Application Server Installation Guide for information on how to use staticports.ini
You can change the port number after installation.

Table D-5 Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Ports

Service	Allotted Port Range	Default Port Number	Protocol
Grid Control Console^Foot 1	N/A	N/A	N/A
Oracle Management Agent You cannot override this port number during installation. See Oracle Enterprise Manager Advanced Configuration to change the port number.	1830 - 1849	1830	TCP
Oracle Management Service (SSL and non-SSL) You cannot override this port number during installation. See Oracle Enterprise Manager Advanced Configuration to change the port number.	4889 - 4899	4889	HTTP

Service

Allotted Port Range

Default Port Number

Protocol

Grid Control Console^Foot 1

N/A

Oracle Management Agent

You cannot override this port number during installation.

See Oracle Enterprise Manager Advanced Configuration to change the port number.

1830 - 1849

1830

TCP

Oracle Management Service (SSL and non-SSL)

You cannot override this port number during installation.

See Oracle Enterprise Manager Advanced Configuration to change the port number.

4889 - 4899

4889

HTTP

^Footnote 1This service does not have its own port. You can access it through the HTTP listener port. Refer to setupinfo.txt in the install directory within the Grid Control Oracle home for the exact URL.

D.1.7 Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit Ports

Table D-6 lists the ports used in an Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit installation.

Unless otherwise noted in the Component or Service column of the table:

The port number is assigned during installation
If the port number is assigned during installation, you can override the port number during installation by using the staticports.ini file.

For most ports, you can override the default port assignment during installation by specifying a port number in staticports.ini. You create a template called staticports.ini with the port numbers you would like to use, and launch Oracle Universal Installer with special options.

See Oracle Application Server Installation Guide for information on how to use staticports.ini
You can change the port number after installation.

Table D-6 Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit Ports

Service	Allotted Port Range	Default Port Number	Protocol
AFP: (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	548	548	AFP
CUP: (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. To change the port number, edit `CupServerConfiguration` and update `IFS.SERVER.PROTOCOL.CUP.Port`. Then reload the CUP server. Refer to Oracle Content Management SDK Administrator's Guide.	4180	4180	CUP
Domain Controller You cannot change this port number.	53140 - 53999	N/A	N/A
FTP: (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. To change the port number, edit `FtpServerConfiguration` and update `IFS.SERVER.PROTOCOL.FTP.Port`. Then reload the FTP server. Refer to Oracle Content Management SDK Administrator's Guide.	21	21	FTP
IMAP: (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	143	143	IMAP
IMAP (SSL): (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	993	993	IMAP
NB UDP: (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	137	137	SMB
NFS: (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. To change the port number, edit `NfsServerConfiguration` and update `IFS.SERVER.PROTOCOL.NFS.Port`. Then reload the NFS Server. Refer to Oracle Content Management SDK Administrator's Guide.	2049	2049	NFS
NFS Mount Point: (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. To change the port number, edit `NfsServerConfiguration` and update `IFS.SERVER.PROTOCOL.NFS.MountPort`. Then reload the NFS Server. Refer to Oracle Content Management SDK Administrator's Guide.	N/A	N/A	NFS
Node Guardian: (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	53140 - 53999	N/A	N/A
Node Guardian: (myhost.mydomain HTTP Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	53140 - 53999	N/A	N/A
Node Manager: (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	53140 - 53999	N/A	N/A
Node Manager: (myhost.mydomain HTTP Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	53140 - 53999		N/A
SMB: (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	139	139	SMB
SMTP: (myhost.mydomain Node) You cannot override this port number during installation. You cannot change this port number.	25	25	SMTP

D.1.8 OracleAS Developer Kits

OracleAS Developer Kits use the same ports as the J2EE and Web Cache installation type.

D.2 Port Numbers (Sorted by Port Number)

Table D-7 lists Oracle Application Server ports numbers and services, sorted in ascending order by port number.

Table D-7 Port Numbers (Sorted by Port Number)

Port Number	Service
21	Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit FTP
25	Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit SMTP
137	Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit NB UDP
139	Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit SMB
143	Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit IMAP (non-SSL)
389	Oracle Internet Directory (non-SSL)
443	Oracle HTTP Server Port (SSL) (Windows only) OracleAS Web Cache HTTP Listen (SSL) (Windows only)
548	Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit AFP
636	Oracle Internet Directory Server (SSL)
993	Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit IMAP (SSL)
1098	Oracle Ultra Search RMI Daemon
1099	Oracle Ultra Search RMI Registry
1156	Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Application Server Control Console (non-SSL and SSL) (UNIX)
1157	Oracle Management Agent
1521	OracleAS Metadata Repository Oracle Net Listener
1810-1829	Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Application Server Control Console (non-SSL and SSL)
1830-1849	Oracle Management Agent
1850-1869	Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Application Server Control Console RMI
2049	Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit NFS
2550 - 2577	OracleAS Integration B2B Attunity Adapters (Legacy Adapters)
4180	Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit CUP
4443	Oracle HTTP Server Listen (SSL) and Oracle HTTP Server Port (SSL)
4550 - 4599	OracleAS Integration B2B Actional Listener
4889 - 4899	Oracle Management Service (SSL and non-SSL)
5110 - 5119	OracleAS Integration B2B Adapter RMI
5500 - 5559	Oracle Enterprise Manager Console HTTP
6003 - 6099	OPMN ONS Request
6100 - 6199	OPMN ONS Local
6200 - 6299	OPMN ONS Remote
6600 - 6619	OracleAS Certificate Authority Server Authentication Virtual Host (SSL) OracleAS Certificate Authority Mutual Authentication Virtual Host (SSL)
7000 - 7099	Java Object Cache
7100 - 7199	DCM Discovery
7200 - 7299	Oracle HTTP Server Diagnostic
7501 - 7599	Port Tunneling
7777 - 7877	Oracle HTTP Server Listen and Oracle HTTP Server Port OracleAS Web Cache HTTP Listen
7890 - 7895	Oracle Application Server Guard
8250 - 8350	Oracle HTTP Server Listen (SSL) and Oracle HTTP Server Port (SSL) OracleAS Web Cache HTTP Listen (SSL)
8777 - 8900	OracleAS Integration B2B Integration Manager OracleAS Integration B2B Adapter Framework
9100 - 9199	Wireless Notification Dispatcher Calendar
9400 - 9499	OracleAS Web Cache Administration OracleAS Web Cache Invalidation OracleAS Web Cache Statistics
9700	Oracle BPEL Process Manager
9901	OracleAS Integration InterConnect RMI port for HTTP
9998-9999	SOAP server
12401 - 12500	OC4J RMI
12501 - 12600	OC4J AJP
12601 - 12700	OC4J JMS
13060 - 13129	Oracle Internet Directory (non-SSL)
13130 - 13159	Oracle Internet Directory (SSL)
13161 - 13199	Oracle Internet Directory (SSL)
13301 - 13400	OC4J IIOP
13401 - 13500	OC4J IIOPS1 (Server only)
13501 - 13600	OC4J IIOPS2 (Server and client)
14011 - 14020	OracleAS Reports Services bridge (RWBRIDGE)
14021 - 14030	OracleAS Reports Services Discovery Service (RWNETWORK)
14040 - 14049	OracleAS Reports Services SQL*Net
16001 - 16020	OracleBI Discoverer Preferences
18100 - 18119	Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Application Server Control Console (non-SSL and SSL)
18120 - 18139	Oracle Management Agent
18140 - 18159	Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Application Server Control Console RMI
20300 - 20350	OracleAS Integration B2B Actional Agent
44000 - 44099	Log Loader
53140 - 53999	Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit Domain Controller Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit Node Guardian Oracle Content Management Software Development Kit Node Manager