Belden Grass Valley Kaleido-X, Installation & Service Manual

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Kaleido-X (7RU)
Installation & Service Manual
Network Considerations
This multiviewer generates a low to moderate amount of client-to-server data traffic, and
therefore has a minimal bandwidth impact on a network.
TCP/UDP Port Usage
The various Kaleido-X communication protocols require access to specific ports. In
networks where a firewall is present between device A and device B, the ports used to
communicate
from device A to device B must be open on the incoming (external) side of
the firewall.
From client to multiviewer
The following ports must be open on the Client (i.e., the workstation running XEdit):
From multiviewer to client
Note:
All necessary ports are open by default on the multiviewer. There is
no mechanism provided for changing the default settings.
Port Used for Transport Notes
443 HTTPS TCP Used by XAdmin for secure access
7 HTTP TCP Used by XEdit for ping probing
80 TCP Used by XEdit and XAdmin
5122 TCP Used by XEdit for keepalive (heartbeat)
5432 TCP Used by XEdit for export operations
7600 TCP Used for troubleshooting the REST API (remote control)
13000 TCP Online connection
13100 TCP Used for calibration data from XEdit
5120 RCP2 TCP Used to listen for Kaleido Software discovery packets
10000 TCP For RCP2 protocol
10001 TCP For RCP2 protocol
5120 UDP On multicast 230.8.8.9 for RCP2 protocol
5121 UDP For RCP2 protocol
Port Used for Transport Notes
1024–5000
1 
49152-65535
2
1.For Windows XP and earlier
2.For Windows 7 and later
Java RMI TCP Remote Method Invocation (client/server
communication). Dynamic Allocation of ports.
Required for communication between client and
Application Server.