Skip to end of metadata
Go to start of metadata

You are viewing an old version of this page. View the current version.

Compare with Current View Page History

« Previous Version 3 Current »

Question: Matrix: What default TCP/IP ports does Eclipse EHX use?
From EHX V7.0

Solution: Default TCP/IP ports used by the Eclipse system are: 

Port 6001 for IP Panel communications, 

Port 42001 for ECS communications and

1300 for the matrix event log. Ports 42001 and 1300 are used by the UDP/protocol. Eclipse system administrators are advised to check with network administrators or IT that these default ports may be used without causing a conflict with any other application on the network. The Eclipse processor card can use a static IP address (recommended) or be configured for DHCP from EHX software systems layout screen. Each IVC-32 card requires a static IP address. It is recommended that these addresses are issued by IT or the Network Administrator to avoid conflicts with any other system on the network and are not part of the DHCP dynamically assigned range. 

Summary

bc == is broadcast data i.e: 192.168.42.255 (directed broadcast packets NOT global broadcast packets which are 255.255.255.255)

dir == directed. (standard point to point TCP/IP packets)

Matrix event log - udp\1300 dir
HCI - tcp\52001 - tcp\52020 inclusive
Map & Firmware download - udp\42003 dir (from 5.2 or later ) - udp\512 dir previously. Latter still used by 5.2 ECS to upgrade old frames. 
Rack to Rack comms - udp\42001 bc & dir (also used by EHX for matrix discovery and Production Maestro for vox information)
LMC64 - udp\42003 bc
IVC32 - Configurable, defaults to tcp\6001
IP-IVC mode Panel discovery - udp\5000 bc

  • No labels

CAN'T FIND YOUR ANSWER? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT SUPPORT

This solution was provided to you by Clear-Com via a question submitted to us by customers like you. If your question wasn’t answered, you need help or you have a recommended solution for our database, please send us an email at support@clearcom.com

The information on this page is owned by Clear-Com and constitutes Clear-Com’s confidential and proprietary information, may be used solely for purposes related to the furtherance of Clear-Com’ business and shall not be disclosed, distributed, copied or disseminated without Clear-Com’s prior written consent. Click Here for Clear-Com's privacy statement.