Changing SVP port numbers

Service Processor 3 (SVP3) Technical Reference

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MK-97HM85049-05

You can change the SVP port numbers in supported applications. If you use a firewall, change and apply your firewall settings before you change the SVP port numbers. Unused port numbers are automatically allocated for some port numbers of the SVP software with SVP software version later than 83-03-01-xx/00.

Verify the client PC is already connected to the SVP through Remote Desktop Connection.

  1. Request all users to log out of Device Manager - Storage Navigator.
  2. On the SVP, exit to a Windows command prompt as Administrator.
  3. Change to the directory to the location of the tool MappSetPortEdit.bat.
  4. Enter the following command: C:\Mapp\wk\Supervisor\MappIniSet\MappSetPortEdit.bat _ [port number key name] _ [port number] where _ indicates a space and the values [ ] indicate a parameter. For example:
    >cd C:\Mapp\wk\Supervisor\MappIniset\mappsetportedit.bat MAPPWebServer 10001
    Note: In this command, C:\MAPP indicates the installation directory of the storage management software and SVP software. If the installation directory is not C:\Mapp, replace C:\Mapp with the appropriate installation directory.
    The following table shows the port numbers you can use. The communication direction is outbound between the client PC to the SVP.
    Note: Refer to the following table for port number assignments if the storage system is using a physical service processor.
    Port number key name (Windows Firewall inbound name) Protocol Initial value of port number

    Can the port be closed?

    SVP software version
    MAPPWebServer HTTP 80

    Yes

    83-01-20-xx/00 or later

    MAPPWebServerHttps HTTPS 443

    No

    RMIClassLoader RMI 51099

    No

    RMIClassLoaderHttps RMI (SSL) 5443

    No

    RMIIFRegist RMI 1099

    No

    PreRMIServer RMI 51100-513551

    No

    Automatic allocation

    83-03-01-xx/00 or later

    DKCManPrivate RMI 11099

    N/A

    83-01-24-xx/00 or later

    SMI-S (SLP) SLP 427

    Yes, only if SMI-S is not used.

    SMIS_CIMOM SMI-S 5989-62441

    Yes, only if SMI-S is not used.

    83-01-20-xx/00 or later

    Automatic allocation

    83-03-01-xx/00 or later

    CommonJettyStart HTTP 8080

    N/A

    83-01-24-xx/00 or later

    CommonJettyStop HTTP 8210

    N/A

    RestAPIServerStop HTTP 9210

    N/A

    DeviceJettyStart HTTP 8081

    N/A

    Automatic allocation

    83-03-01-xx/00 or later

    DeviceJettyStop HTTP 8211

    N/A

    83-01-24-xx/00 or later

    Automatic allocation

    83-03-01-xx/00 or later

    Hitachi Remote Ops HTTPS, FTP (SSL) 4431

    Yes, only if Remote Ops is not used.

    83-04-00-xx/00 or later

    Note:

    1. When the SVP software version is 83-03-01-xx/00 or later, unused port numbers are allocated automatically from the described range during storage system registration and a firewall is also set. The allocated ports numbers are used when starting the storage system. When the SVP software version is earlier than 83-03-01-xx/00, ports 51100 and 5989 are used respectively.

    The following TCP/IP port assignments are used by the storage system, other devices, and applications.

    Port number

    Usage description

    80

    Used by the SVP, Hitachi Storage Advisor, and Device Manager - Storage Navigatorto communicate through the HTTP protocol.

    161

    UDP (SNMP uses this port to send traps from the storage system) .

    427

    Used by SMI-S.

    1099

    Used by Hitachi Command Suite products JAVA RMI Registry server.

    2000

    TCP (Device Manager - Storage Navigator: Nonsecure)

    Cisco Skinny Client Control Protocol (SCCP) uses port 2000 for TCP. If you use Device Manager - Storage Navigator in a network with SCCP, change the TCP port that Device Manager - Storage Navigator uses (refer to the Device Manager - Storage Navigator online help).

    5989

    Used by SMI-S.

    10995

    TCP Device Manager - Storage Navigator and Hitachi suite components)

    23015

    Used for Web browser communications.

    23016

    Used for Web browser communications via SSL.

    28355

    TCP (Device Manager - Storage Navigator: Secure)

    31001

    Used for communication by Hitachi Command Control Interface (CCI) data collection procedures.

    34001

    Used by RAID Manager.

    51099

    Used by Device Manager - Storage Navigator for communication.

    51100

    Used by Device Manager - Storage Navigator for communication.

    • The effective range of the port number is 0 to 65535. Select a number that is not already in use by another service.
    • Do not use port numbers from 1 to 1023 because they are reserved in other applications. Instead, change the port numbers to 1024 or higher. However, the port numbers of 2049, 4045, and 6000 cannot be used for MAPPWebServer and MAPPWebServerHttps.
    • Multiple command input parameters "[Port Number Key] _ [Port Number]" can be specified. The _ character indicates a space. For example:
      MappSetPortEdit.bat MAPPWebServer 81 MAPPWebServerHttps 444
    • A management file of the port numbers used in the SVP follows.
      <The directory where the tool exists>\mpprt\cn\mappsetportset.properties
      For example:
      C:\Mapp\wk\Supervisor\mappiniset\mpprt\cnf\mappsetportset.properties
      The management file of the port numbers is for reference only and should not be changed. Close the management file of the port numbers when issuing the change (initialization) command.
    • Verify the port numbers to be used in the SVP. See Viewing the port number to be used in the SVP.
    • The completion message is displayed following the service restart message.
    • The port number key name is case sensitive.
  5. A service restart message appears followed by a completion message.
  6. At the message Press any key to continue, press any key to continue.
  7. Exit from the command prompt.