Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.0 Installation Guide

The following table provides the list of all active TCP/IP ports used or consumed by Cisco Process 
Orchestrator. In addition to the following ports, to make sure that your Active Directory environment is 
configured properly with the correct ports, refer to 

. 

The Cisco Process Orchestrator service will not start if the System cryptography: Use FIPS compliant 
algorithms for encryption, hashing, and signing local security policy is enabled. For additional 
information on the policy, see 

To disable the System cryptography: Use FIPS compliant algorithms for encryption, hashing, and 
signing security setting, choose Start > Administration Tools > Local Security Policy.

The following table provides the list of the current platform services that should be provided or enabled 
in order to use Cisco Process Orchestrator. 

HTTP

TCP:56803

Default port for Cisco Process Orchestrator Server to connect 
to AdapterHost processes

HTTP

TCP:56804

Default port for Java Adapter Host services processes to 
connect to AdapterHost process

HTTP

TCP:61525

Client communications port for Cisco Process Orchestrator. 
This is the port that the Cisco Process Orchestrator Server and 
the Cisco Process Orchestrator client communicate over.

HTTP

UDP:161

Default SNMP adapter port for Set/Get Request on remote 
SNMP server 

HTTP

UDP:162

Default SNMP adapter port for Publish Trap on remote SNMP 
server 

HTTP

TCP:1433

SQL Server 

HTTP

TCP:2081

Default Web Console port. If the customer uses SSL with basic 
authentication, the user will have to bind a HTTPS protocol 
port to the Web Console site prior to implementing SSL.

HTTPS

TCP:61526

Northbound Webservice Default ports (disabled by default)

HTTPS

TCP:61527

svchost.exe -k iissvcs

World Wide Web Publishing Service 

sqlservr.exe

SQL Server

Java.exe

N/A (not a service)

ReportingServicesService.exe

SQL Reporting Services (Optional)