Required ports
This page lists the port numbers and associated network traffic that the BMC Digital Workplace and BMC Digital Workplace Catalog applications use. Open the ports to enable communication through the firewall for the applications to operate successfully. If port numbers are different from the default values, then modify the firewall configuration to match.
BMC Digital Workplace network ports to enable
For the BMC Digital Workplace server and application, verify that the following ports are open and enable communication through the firewall:
Purpose | Port | Reference |
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Apple notification | TCP port 2195 outbound from BMC Digital Workplace Server to Apple Push Notification Service at 17.0.0.0/8 TCP port 5223 outbound from iOS devices to 17.0.0.0/8 TCP port 443 outbound from iOS devices to 17.0.0.0/8, as a fallback over WiFi when devices cannot communicate over port 5223 | |
Google notification | HTTPS ports 5228, 5229, and 5230 inbound from the Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) at *.googleapis.com to Android devices HTTPS port 443 outbound from the BMC Digital Workplace server to *.googleapis.com | |
End user console and Admin console | HTTP port 9000 | Not applicable |
Social port | HTTP port 9001 | Not applicable |
BMC Digital Workplace Catalog network ports to enable
For the BMC Digital Workplace Catalog server and access through a web browser, verify that the following ports are open and enable communication through the firewall. To ensure successful login URL access, follow the steps:
- Shut the firewall down and configure the firewall settings as follows:
Purpose | Port | Traffic type | Direction |
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Default application access Browser access to the BMC Digital Workplace Catalog console. API access required by other servers on the network, for example, to enable the BMC Digital Workplace enhanced catalog. Note: Use this port or one of the default application access HTTPS ports to enable connection between AR System (where Integration Patch is installed) and BMC Digital Workplace Catalog. | 8008 | HTTP | Bidirectional |
Default application access Browser access to the BMC Digital Workplace Catalog console. API access required by other servers on the network, for example, to enable the BMC Digital Workplace enhanced catalog. Note: Use one of this ports or default application access HTTP port to enable connection between AR System (where Integration Patch is installed) and BMC Digital Workplace Catalog. | 8443 | HTTPS | Bidirectional |
Application to server platform communication Internal communication between the application and the platform. Remedy Mid Tier access to configure the platform server settings over the network. | 9988 | HTTP | Bidirectional |
Server platform plugin listener Internal communication between Java plugins and the platform. | 9977 | HTTP | Bidirectional |
Peer-listener-port for cluster cache clustering Enables communication between BMC Digital Workplace Catalog servers in a high availability deployment. This port does not need to be exposed to the public. You can review or modify the port number by using a Remedy Mid Tier pointed to the BMC Digital Workplace Catalog server. | 40001 | TCP | Bidirectional |
Java messaging service broker Starts the JMS broker used for messaging between BMC Digital Workplace Catalog servers in a high availability deployment. This port does not need to be exposed to the public. You can review or modify the port number by using a Remedy Mid Tier pointed to the BMC Digital Workplace Catalog server. | 61617 | TCP | Bidirectional |
Communications ports used by service connectors | Based on connector | HTTP | Bidirectional |
2. Enable the firewall. Ask your sysadmin to configure the rules per your business needs.
3. Restart the Digital Workplace Catalog and confirm that the URL is accessible. See Starting and stopping the BMC Digital Workplace Catalog server.
4. Check the entries of your hosts file.
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