Viz Pilot User Guide
Version 8.2 | Published July 23, 2018 ©
Port Numbers
A summary of the required ports and connections is listed below. For detailed information, contact Customer Support.
The table below lists all default server and listening port numbers that are used.
Note: It is recommended to run the system on a network without a firewall.
Listening port numbers
|
Listener |
Port(s) |
Descriptions and Comments |
|
Oracle database |
1521 |
For clients that connect to a Viz Pilot database running on Oracle. |
|
Graphic Hub REST |
19398 |
Graphic Hub REST default port. For clients that connect to a Viz Pilot database running on a Graphic Hub. |
|
Script Runner |
1981 |
Used to communicate with the Update Service. |
|
Viz Pilot News |
6220 |
Used by the Graphics Plugin for NLE to establish a connection to Viz Pilot News. |
|
Viz Pilot |
6484 |
Socket connection used for controlling Director using macro commands. |
|
Viz Preview License server |
7452 |
For Viz Pilot News using an unlicensed Viz Engine for local preview with a connection to the Viz Preview License server (is not the same as the Preview Server). |
|
Pilot Data Server |
8177 |
Used when connecting over HTTP using the REST interface. |
|
Preview Server |
21098 |
Used when connecting over HTTP using the REST interface. |
|
Viz Engine |
6100 6700 6800 14300 |
Ports are used by Media Sequencers that connect to a Viz Engine program and/or preview channel.Viz Engine’s default program and preview port is 6100.In a single channel setup where both program and preview output is on the same machine, the default preview port is set to 6800 to separate the program and preview channels. In a dual channel setup, the default program ports are 6100 and 6800 for channel 1 and channel 2, respectively.In a dual channel setup, when used for stereo production, the default program ports are 6700 and 6800 for channel 1 (left eye) and channel 2 (right eye), respectively.Alternative port used to avoid conflicts with port 6100 (e.g. when using Viz Multiplexer). Port 6100 is normally used by renderers that are on air, hence, it is recommended to use another port.Port 14300 is an optional port. The default 6100 may also be used if the renderer is not used on air. |