CloudBees CD/RO uses certain ports by default. Make sure your firewall is open for these ports. This section contains the default port values and information about avoiding port conflicts.
| Transport Layer Security (TLS) has replaced Secure Sockets Layer version 3.0 (SSLv3) on the CloudBees CD/RO server and the CloudBees CD/RO web server. |
Default server ports
CloudBees CD/RO servers use the following ports:
| Port | Used by |
|---|---|
8000 |
CloudBees CD/RO server |
8443 |
CloudBees CD/RO server (SSL port) |
80 |
CloudBees CD/RO web server |
7080 |
CloudBees CD/RO web server when installed on Linux platforms without root privileges |
443 |
CloudBees CD/RO web server (SSL port). You can also use this port for access to the application server API (XML-, JSON-, and REST-based). |
7443 |
CloudBees CD/RO web server (SSL port) when installed on Linux platforms without root privileges |
6800 |
Port used by the CloudBees CD/RO agent for HTTP communication on the localhost network interface |
7800 |
CloudBees CD/RO agents (by default, this is an HTTPS port) |
61613 |
Preflight file transfer port, other file transfer, event notifications, or other messaging |
8200 |
Artifact repository server (by default, this is an HTTPS port) |
8900 |
CloudBees CD/RO built-in (default) database. You can change this port number by using the |
Default CloudBees CD/RO services ports
The Java Service Wrapper uses the following ports to communicate with a Java virtual machine (JVM):
| Port | Used by |
|---|---|
127.0.0.1:32000 |
CloudBees CD/RO agents |
127.0.0.1:32001 |
CloudBees CD/RO server |
127.0.0.1:32002 |
Artifact repository |
Default CloudBees Analytics server ports
The CloudBees Analytics server uses the following ports:
| Port | Used by |
|---|---|
9200 |
CloudBees Analytics server to retrieve data from Elasticsearch |
9300 |
Used by the Elasticsearch service for internal communication between nodes within the Elasticsearch cluster |
Avoiding port conflicts
If you are installing a CloudBees CD/RO server and your web server or other application uses the same ports as the CloudBees CD/RO host, you must take one of the following actions:
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Select different web server or application ports
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Uninstall the existing web server or application
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Disable the existing web server or application
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Reconfigure the existing web server or application to use another port