Uptime Infrastructure Monitor uses the TCP ports listed in the table below.  Network firewall rules may need to be modified to accommodate the required connectivity on these ports.  You can configure these ports to resolve to different port numbers but Uptime Infrastructure Monitor needs each one to function correctly.

When addressing security measures on the Monitoring Station, and the agents being monitored, all ports should be opened for outgoing connections except for the Web interface and event listener port, which must be opened for incoming connections.

Uptime Infrastructure Monitor Standard Ports

PortDirectionDescription
9999IncomingUptime Infrastructure Monitor Web Server
9998BothUptime Infrastructure Monitor server agent data collection port (this port is also used for any service monitors that require an Uptime Infrastructure Monitor agent)
9997OutgoingUptime Infrastructure Monitor Controller
9996IncomingUptime Infrastructure Monitor Event Listener
9995OutgoingUptime Infrastructure Monitor Data Collector Core
3308OutgoingMySQL database

The port that a service monitor requires to verify an agent's service status (e.g. using port 25 to access an agent system's email service) must be open for outgoing connections from the Monitoring Station and incoming connections on the agent system(s) that will be receiving these connections.

Note

If the Monitoring Station or agent software is installed on a Windows system, ensure that the Windows firewall has been updated to allow connections to the required ports.

 

Other Port related articles:

What ports need to be open to add an ESX or vCenter system to Uptime Infrastructure Monitor?

What ports are required for WMI agentless monitoring

Add firewall rule to open port 9998 for Linux agent

Changing the Windows Agent Port

Configuring SQL Server Ports