Web application container port number for HTTP. Port number depends on the container configuration.

HTTP is enabled when you configure OpenAM.

Web application container port number for HTTPS. Port number depends on the container configuration.

HTTPS is enabled when you configure OpenAM, and is the recommended protocol for production deployments.

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol for use with LDAP configuration and identity data stores. OpenAM can connect to the LDAP port using Start TLS to secure the connection. The port number for external LDAP directories depends on your deployment. When you use the embedded LDAP configuration or data store, the default port number is 50389.

LDAP is enabled when you configure OpenAM.

LDAP over SSL for use with configuration and identity data stores. The LDAPS port number for external LDAP directories depends on your deployment. When you connect to the embedded LDAP configuration or data store over SSL, the default port number is 50636.

LDAPS is enabled when you configure OpenAM.

The embedded LDAP directory server listens for Java Management eXtension traffic on port 1689 by default. JMX is enabled when you configure OpenAM.

The embedded LDAP directory server listens for administrative traffic on port 5444 by default. The administration connector is enabled when you configure OpenAM.

The session failover service communicates by default on port 7777. You set up the session failover service separately from OpenAM.

The embedded LDAP directory server replicates data with other embedded configuration stores on port 8989 by default. Replication is enabled when you configure OpenAM as part of a site, pointing to an existing server to share configuration data.

The HTTP port for OpenAM monitoring is not enabled by default.

The RMI port for OpenAM monitoring is not enabled by default.

The SNMP port for OpenAM monitoring is not enabled by default.