Network Ports

This document lists the network ports required for the Flame Family ecosystem to function properly. Use this information to configure firewalls or cloud security groups. There are two categories of network ports:

  1. Ports opened by Autodesk services;
  2. Ports opened by system services the ecosystem relies on.



Autodesk Services

Name Protocol Port Range F* B* PS* Notes Configuration
Backburner Manager TCP & UDP 3234 x x /opt/Autodesk/backburner/Network/backburner.xml
Backburner Manager UDP 30000 x x
Backburner Manager (nodes) TCP 7347 x x /opt/Autodesk/backburner/cfg/wiretap.cfg
Backburner Manager (data) TCP 7348 x x /opt/Autodesk/backburner/cfg/wiretap.cfg
Backburner Server 7-0 TCP 3226-3233 x x /opt/Autodesk/backburner/Network-#/backburner.xml
DLmpd TCP 7700 x x x
IFFFS Wiretap Server (nodes) TCP 7549 x x /opt/Autodesk/wiretap/cfg/wiretapd.cfg
IFFFS Wiretap Server (data) TCP 7550 x /opt/Autodesk/wiretap/cfg/wiretapd.cfg
PostgreSQL server TCP 7533 x x /var/opt/Autodesk/pgsql/17/data/postgresql.conf
S+W Bandwidth Manager TCP 7428 x x Pre-2026 only /opt/Autodesk/sw/cfg/sw_bwmgr.cfg
S+W DB Daemon (sw_dbd) TCP 7261 Pre-2026 only, local /opt/Autodesk/sw/cfg/sw_dbd.cfg
S+W Priority Locking TCP 8244 x x
S+W Probed TCP 7001 x x x Pre-2026 backward compatibility /opt/Autodesk/sw/cfg/sw_probed.cfg
S+W Probed Multicast UDP 7001 x x x Pre-2026 backward compatibility /opt/Autodesk/sw/cfg/sw_probed.cfg
S+W Server TCP 7000 x x Pre-2026 only /opt/Autodesk/sw/cfg/sw_serverd.cfg
Wiretap Gateway (nodes) TCP 7183 x /opt/Autodesk/wiretapgateway/cfg/wiretapgateway.cfg
Wiretap Gateway (data) TCP 7184 x /opt/Autodesk/wiretapgateway/cfg/wiretapgateway.cfg
Wiretap Service Discovery UDP 7555 x x /opt/Autodesk/cfg/network.cfg
Dynamic UDP Ports UDP 32768-60999 x x x See note below
Dynamic TCP Ports TCP 32768-60999 x x x See note below
Note: Dynamic ports are opened on-demand by Wiretap clients to receive progress reporting and other events from Wiretap services, namely Backburner, IFFFS Wiretap Server, and Wiretap Gateway. The range defined in /opt/Autodesk/cfg/network.cfg, typically spanning from 49152 to 65535, is used by IFFFS Wiretap Server and Wiretap Gateway. On Linux, this range can be further limited by editing /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_local_port_range. Backburner services use this setting directly.

*These columns indicate whether the port applies to the firewall rules of creative workstations (F), Burn nodes (B), or Project Servers (PS). Use this information to configure firewalls or security groups for the appropriate systems, ensuring proper communication between them.




System Services

Name Protocol Port Range F* B* PS* Notes
DNS-SD UDP 5353 x x x
NFS TCP 2049 x x NFS
RPC mountd TCP & UDP 20048 x x NFS
RPC Portmapper TCP & UDP 111 x x NFS

*These columns indicate whether the port applies to the firewall rules of creative workstations (F), Burn nodes (B), or Project Servers (PS). Use this information to configure firewalls or security groups for the appropriate systems, ensuring proper communication between them.




Common Third-Party Ports

These are ports opened by third-party softwares commonly used with Flame Family products. This is not an exhaustive list. It is provided for convenience to help you configure your firewall. Refer to the vendor's documentation for up-to-date information.

Name Protocol Port Range Notes
Amazon DCV TCP & UDP 8443
AWS Transit Gateway IGMP2 all IGMPv2 auto-discovery, see note below
AWS Transit Gateway UDP 0-65535 Inbound multicast traffic
HP Anyware (PCoIP) TCP & UDP 4172
HP Anyware (PCoIP) TCP 60443
HP Anyware (Authentication) TCP 443
ping ICMP n/a
SSH TCP 22
Note: IGMPv2 auto-discovery also requires specific outbound rules:
Name Protocol Port Range Destination CIDR
IGMP join IGMP2 all 239.0.0.1/32
IGMP leave IGMP2 all 224.0.0.2/32
Outbound multicast traffic UDP 0-65535 239.0.0.1/32

Ref: AWS Transit Gateway Multicast Routing, Amazon DCV, HP Anyware



Port Conflicts

Run the Network Ports diagnostic in the Diagnostics tab of the Service Monitor to detect conflicts between Flame Family services and 3rd Parties running on the workstation. Port conflicts might lead to hangs, delays, or errors when running Flame Family products.