What ports are used by the Boot Server

Products

• CA Automation Suite for Data Centers - Configuration Automation
• CA Client Automation - Asset Management
• CA Client Automation - IT Client Manager
• CA Client Automation
• CA Client Automation - Remote Control
• CA Client Automation - Asset Intelligence
• CA Client Automation - Desktop Migration Manager
• CA Client Automation - Patch Manager

Issue/Introduction

Question: 

What ports are used by the Boot Server ?

 

Environment: 

CA Client Automation - All Version

 

Answer:

The Boot Server is part of the Scalability Server. Its port usage is provided in a separate section to highlight the fact that these ports need to

be open only if OS Installation Management (OSIM) features are used.

 

Communications to the Scalability Server 

From	Port	To	Port	Protocol	Product	Description
Target	68	Scalability Server	67	UDP	Software Delivery	Bootstrap Protocol Client - bootpc
Target	Any	Scalability Server	69	UDP	Software Delivery	Trivial File Transfer (TFTP)
PXE target	Any	Scalability Server	4011	UDP	Software Delivery	(optional) Alternate Service Boot - altserviceboot.binl (PXE) If port 4011 is not available, port 67 is used instead.
Target	File share ports	Scalability Server	File share ports	TCP/UDP	Software Delivery	NOS-based file transfer

Environment

Release: UASIT.99000-12.9-Asset Intelligence
Component: