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CapaInstaller Network Port Reference

Use this page to plan firewall rules between CapaInstaller servers, managed devices, and the internet.

The ports in use are part of each service’s URLs. In System Administration, right-click a Front-end, Back-end, or OS Deployment service, select Service Settings, and open the Communication tab. The URL fields, such as Internal Url(s), show each URL the service listens on, including the port.

Service settings dialog for a Front-end service, Communication tab, with an internal URL that includes the port, an empty Public Url(s) box, and the SSL Certificate field

Service Default port Protocol Notes
Front-end service, internal URL 5021 (HTTP) or 443 (HTTPS) TCP Main address that agents use inside the organization.
Front-end service, public URL 5022 (HTTP) or 443 (HTTPS) TCP Fallback address for agents outside the firewall. See Ports and encryption.
Back-end service 5023 (HTTP) or 443 (HTTPS) TCP See Back-end Service.
OS Deployment service 5030 (HTTP) or 443 (HTTPS) TCP See OS Deployment Service.
Data Connection Service 5026 TCP See Data Connection Service.
Mobile Device Management service 443 (HTTPS) TCP See MDM Network Ports for the full list of device management ports.
Self Service Portal 9443 (HTTPS) TCP See Working with Self Service Portal.

To switch a service from HTTP to HTTPS, see Use HTTPS in Backend, Frontend & OS Deployment Service.

Function Port Protocol Notes
TFTP 69 UDP Devices download the boot files during PXE boot.
DHCP (server) 67 UDP Used by the DHCP proxy service.
DHCP (client) 68 UDP Used by the DHCP proxy service.
Alternative DHCP listener 4011 UDP Used when the DHCP proxy runs on the same server as the DHCP service.

For more information, see DHCPproxy service.

Function Default port Protocol Notes
Wake On LAN requests 40000 UDP You can change the port in System Administration options.

The CapaInstaller Console, the Setup Wizard, and the CapaInstaller services connect to the CapaInstaller database on SQL Server. Open the port that your SQL Server instance listens on, which is TCP 1433 for a default instance. If the instance uses another port, the Back-end service also needs the SQL Server Browser service, which uses UDP 1434.

The CapaInstaller Console uses RPC, WMI, and SMB to deploy services and run administrative tasks on servers and devices. See CapaInstaller Console Network Communication.