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    ID: QA4369 | Access Levels: Everyone

    TCP Port Probe Utility for some commonly used Rockwell


    products

    Document ID QA4369

    Published Date 08/12/2022

    Summary
    TCP Port Probe Utility for some commonly used Rockwell products

    Question
    How do I know which commonly used ports are open for my Rockwell Software?

    Answer
    The TCP Port Probe utility detects following port numbers:

    FactoryTalk License Server: 27000


    HTTP: 80
    RSLinx Classic; Interchange: 2222
    Current Rockwell Ethernet hardware: 44818
    FactoryTalk View SE server: 7720
    RSSql: 400
    RSBizware SMTP: 25
    PlantMetrics Server: 4122
    A User defined port for Socket Application Port Troubleshooting.

    For other port numbers that Rockwell Automation uses, please consult TCP and UDP Port
    Configuration Quick Reference Guide, publication COMM-QR001.

    For Windows 2000 / XP


    Download and install the 32-bit attached utility.

    For Windows Vista / 7 / 10 (1809,1903)


    Download the correct 32 or 64 bit version of the attached utility for your OS. Then
    follow the steps below to successfully install the utility.

    1. Right-click on the .exe file then select Properties.


    2. Go to the Compatibility Tab.
    3. Check the box for Run this program in compatibility for: Windows XP (Service
    Pack 3).
    4. Then check the box for Run this program as an administrator.
    5. Now you can run the setup.exe and install the software.
    To run the utility go to Start --> All Programs --> Port Probe --> Port Probe.

    Enter the IP address that you want to check and click the Probe button. Below is a screenshot of a 1756-ENBT IP
    address probe.

    As you can see current Ethernet hardware uses 44818 instead of the legacy 2222. The
    above says that the 1756-ENBT module has its port 80 HTTP webpage open as well as
    the 44818 which is used by the RSLinx Classic software and CIP communications.
    If the connection is blocked for these ports you need to have your IT department
    unblock them both for UDP and TCP packets.

    For information on how to manually open TCP / UDP ports please refer to QA13110 - How to: Manually Open
    TCP/UDP Ports.

    Attachments

    File
    Probe 32-bit setup.exe

    File
    Probe 64-bit setup.exe
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