PXC network ports

TCP and UDP services can implement multiple applications. The port numbers are assigned to one of three categories by the IANA (www.iana.org)

Service

Transport protocol

Application protocol

Default port number

Port range

Direction

Configurable

BACnet/IP

UDP

BACnet

47808

47808 - 47823

Inbound/ outbound

Yes

BACnet/SC

TCP, TLS v1.3

BACnet, WebSocket secure (WSS)/(HTTPS)

47808*

-

Inbound/ outbound

Yes

BACnet/IP for local broadcast

UDP

BACnet

47874**

-

Inbound/ outbound

Yes

Port for commissioning

UDP

Desigo Installation Configuration Protocol (DICP)

30000, 30001***

-

Inbound/ outbound

No

Web Server (unsecure)

TCP

Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)

80

0-1023

Inbound/ outbound

Yes

Web server (secure)

TCP, TLS v1.3

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS)

443

0-1023

Inbound/ outbound

Yes

Dynamic host configuration (client)

UDP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

68

67

-

Inbound

Outbound

No

Domain name system

TCP, UDP

Domain Name System (DNS)

53

-

Inbound/ Outbound

No

Simple network management

UDP

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

161

162

-

Inbound

Outbound

No

Network time

UDP

Network Time Protocol (NTP)

123

-

Outbound

No

* BACnet/SC port: UDP port 47808 is available for BACnet/IP since the TCP port and UDP port do not collide.

** BACnet/IP for local broadcast: This is a local broadcast and not forwarded by BBMDs.

*** Port for commissioning: The Desigo Installation Configuration Protocol (DICP) uses a link-local protocol and is not forwarded. IT firewalls may block it in their ACL.