Configurable Ports

Configurable ports are initially defined during STA installation, but can be changed using the Port Change Utility. The utility automatically verifies that the new ports are not already in use on the network and updates all appropriate processes on the STA server to use the new ports.

Note:

See your network administrator for assistance with port number assignments. Although it is permissible to have two different processes assigned to the same port number if they use different protocols, this practice is not recommended.

External Ports

These ports are the configurable equivalent of standard ports 80 and 8080 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS), and they must be unique from other HTTP and HTTPS ports on the network. The firewall must allow communication between the STA server and the client running the STA GUI.

Table 1-2 Configurable External Ports Used by STA

Port Protocol Description
7019 (default) HTTP Access to the WebLogic Administration console, unsecure.

(disabled to external connections by default)

7020 (default) HTTPS Access to the WebLogic Administration console, secure.
7021 (default) HTTP staUi managed server. Access to the STA GUI, unsecure.

(disabled to external connections by default)

7022 (default) HTTPS staUi managed server. Access to the STA GUI, secure.

Internal Ports

Table 1-3 Configurable Internal Ports Used by STA

Port Protocol Description
7023 (default) HTTP staEngine managed server. Basic STA internals, unsecure.

(disabled to external connections by default)

7024 (default) HTTPS staEngine managed server. Basic STA internals, secure.
7025 (default) HTTP staAdapter managed server. SNMP communication, unsecure.

(disabled to external connections by default)

7026 (default) HTTPS staAdapter managed server. SNMP communication, secure.
7027 (default) SNMPTRAP Internal unprivileged port for SNMP traps forwarded from external privileged port 162.