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Background documentation AS ABAP Ports  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

The tables below list the most important ports used by the AS ABAP itself.

Service

Port Number /
Service Name

(NN=instance number)

Default

Range

Dispatcher

32<NN>

sapdp<NN>

3200

3200-3299

sapdp00-sapdp99

Gateway

33<NN>

sapgw<NN>

3300

3300-3399

sapgw00-sapgw99

Internet Communication Manager (ICM)

HTTP

80<NN>

8000

Free

ICM HTTPS

443<NN>
(convention for multiple instances)

Not active

Free

ICM SMTP

25

Not active

25
(no other port generally supported by SMTP)

Message Server

36<NN>

sapms<SID>

3600

sapmsC11

Free

sapms<any SID>

Message Server HTTP

81<NN>

8100

Free

Message Server HTTPS

444<NN>
(convention for multiple instances)

Not active

Free

Start service HTTP

5<NN>13

sapctrl<NN>

50013

sapctrl13

50013-59913

Start service HTTPS

5<NN>14

sapctrls<NN>

50014

sapctrls14

50014-59914

The following ports are used internally on the SAP Web AS ABAP.

Service

Port Number /
Service

Default

Range

Dispatcher

32<NN>/UDP

3200/UDP

3200-3299/UDP

Gateway

33<NN>/UPD

3300/UDP

3300-3399/UDP

ICM Admin

detected automatically

65000 or next free lower port

65000 or less

The dispatcher and gateway ports for UDP are only used on the local host for signaling the dispatcher. They are not seen on the network. The ICM Admin port is only used for internal communication. This port only accepts connections from the local host.

See also:

TCP/IP Ports Used by SAP Applications

This document provides a complete list of the ports used in conjunction with the AS ABAP, for example, the ports used by SAPinst during installation or when using the SAProuter or SAP Web Dispatcher. You can find this document on the SAP Developer Network at www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/security under Infrastructure Security  ® Network and Communications Security.

 

 

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