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What ports do the IT Assistant services use to communicate? How can I change the port assignments?

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What ports do the IT Assistant services use to communicate? How can I change the port assignments?

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Port 2607 enables the IT Assistant UI to communicate with the IT Assistant Connection Service. Port 2606 enables the IT Assistant Connection Service to communicate with the IT Assistant Network Monitoring Service. You can change these port assignments when installing IT Assistant using customized settings. If you do not change the port assignments during customized installation, you must use the registry to reassign port numbers. See also “Ports Used by IT Assistant and Associated Agent Application” in the Dell OpenManage Security and Installation Guide. If I have multiple protocols bound to one network card, IT Assistant displays multiple entries for that network card under Network Data on the Summary tab of the systems window. This leads me to believe that I have more network cards installed on the system than are actually there. Why does IT Assistant display these multiple entries? This situation is most likely to occur when using pure SNMP to communicate with the managed system. Mo

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Port 2607 enables the IT Assistant UI to communicate with the IT Assistant Connection Service. Port 2606 enables the IT Assistant Connection Service to communicate with the IT Assistant Network Monitoring Service. You can change these port assignments when installing IT Assistant using customized settings. If you do not change the port assignments during customized installation, you must use the registry to reassign port numbers. See also Port Usage. • If I have multiple protocols bound to one network card, IT Assistant displays multiple entries for that network card under Network Data on the Summary tab of the systems window. This leads me to believe that I have more network cards installed on the system than are actually there. Why does IT Assistant display these multiple entries? This is most likely to occur when using pure SNMP to communicate with the managed system. Most of the summary information shown is taken out of tables across the appropriate MIB file. In this case, network

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Port 2607 enables the IT Assistant UI to communicate with the IT Assistant Connection Service. Port 2606 enables the IT Assistant Connection Service to communicate with the IT Assistant Network Monitoring Service. You can change these port assignments when installing IT Assistant using customized settings. If you do not change the port assignments during customized installation, you must use the registry to reassign port numbers. See also “Port Usage.” • If I have multiple protocols bound to one network card, IT Assistant displays multiple entries for that network card under Network Data on the Summary tab of the systems window. This leads me to believe that I have more network cards installed on the system than are actually there. Why does IT Assistant display these multiple entries? This is most likely to occur when using pure SNMP to communicate with the managed system. Most of the summary information shown is taken out of tables across the appropriate MIB file. In this case, networ

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Port 2607 enables the IT Assistant user interface to communicate with the IT Assistant Connection Service. Port 2606 enables the IT Assistant Connection Service to communicate with the IT Assistant Network Monitoring Service. You can change these port assignments when installing IT Assistant using customized settings. If you do not change the port assignments during customized installation, you must use the registry to reassign port numbers. See also “Port Usage.” • If I have multiple protocols bound to one network card, IT Assistant displays multiple entries for that network card under Network Data on the Summary tab of the systems window. This leads me to believe that I have more network cards installed on the system than are actually there. Why does IT Assistant display these multiple entries? This situation is most likely to occur when using pure SNMP to communicate with the managed system. Most of the summary information shown is taken out of tables across the appropriate MIB file

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