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AVEVA™ Plant SCADA

Server Processes

  • Last UpdatedJul 18, 2023
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After you have configured computers, network addresses and clusters, you can add server processes and assign them to clusters and computers. Primary and standby alarms, reports, trends, and I/O server processes can be added in Plant SCADA Studio's Topology activity.

Default Ports

Each server process has a unique default port assigned to it. This default port may only be used with that type of server process. Attempting to use a default port on another type of server process will result in a compilation error message:

"Invalid port number (2080-2088,2073,3073,5482,20222 are reserved)."

The following table lists the default port numbers and their associated server process type.

Default Port

Server Process Type

2073

CtAPI

Note: Plant SCADA will open ports 2073 and 3073 when a CtAPI application is running. If the connection to a client is fully encrypted ("mixed mode" is not enabled), only port 3073 will be used. See Secure the Connection from a Remote CtAPI Application.

2080

Alarm server.

2082

I/O server.

2084

Reports server.

2085

Trends server.

2087

System services process.

2088

Time synchronization port.

3073

CtAPI

Note: Plant SCADA will open ports 2073 and 3073 when a CtAPI application is running. If the connection to a client is fully encrypted ("mixed mode" is not enabled), only port 3073 will be used. See Secure the Connection from a Remote CtAPI Application.

5482

Alarm server database port. This port is only used between the alarm server and its backend database on the same computer. It does not require external access.

20222

Required if Plant SCADA is configured to run as an ODBC server (see Use Plant SCADA as an ODBC Server).

Note: Ports 2074 - 2079 were reserved in earlier versions for legacy connections. These ports are no longer used.

For a list of the ports used by Plant SCADA runtime, see Firewall Settings and Plant SCADA.

For details on adding and configuring server processes, refer to:

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