The port numbers listed are required by the software provided with WebSphere Commerce.

Port Number	Used By
21	FTP port. This port is required when creating a WebSphere Commerce or WebSphere Commerce Payments instance the uses a remote Web server.
80	Web server default nonsecure port.
389	Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) directory server.
443	Web server default secure port. This port requires SSL.
636	Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) over SSL.
1099	WebSphere Commerce configuration manager server.
2001	IBM HTTP Server administration port.
2010	IBM HTTP Server administration SSL port.
2809	WebSphere Application Server bootstrap address.
5432	WebSphere Commerce Payments nonsecure server.
5433	WebSphere Commerce Payments secure server. This port requires SSL.
5557	WebSphere Application Server internal Java messaging service server.
5558	WebSphere Application Server Java messaging service server queued address.
5559	WebSphere Application Server Java messaging service direct address.
7873	WebSphere Application Server DRS client address.
8000	WebSphere Commerce Accelerator. This secure port requires SSL.
8001	WebSphere Commerce Information Center (online help). This is the default port.
8002	Administration Console. This secure port requires SSL.
8004	Organization Administration Console. This secure port requires SSL.
8006	WebSphere Commerce preview. This secure port requires SSL.
8007	WebSphere Commerce preview. This a non-SSL port.
8008	IBM HTTP Server administration port.
8879	WebSphere Application Server SOAP connector port.
9043	WebSphere Application Server administrative console secure port. This port requires SSL.
9060	WebSphere Application Server administrative console port.
9080	WebSphere Application Server HTTP transport.
9443	WebSphere Application Server HTTPS transport port.
9501	WebSphere Application Server secure association service.
9502	WebSphere Application Server common secure port.
9503	WebSphere Application Server common secure port.
50000	DB2 server port.
at least one port at 60000 or higher	DB2 TCP/IP communications.

Additional ports are used as you create additional WebSphere Commerce instances. When you create a new instance, a new WebSphere Application Server profile is created that has unique port numbers for the following ports:

• Bootstrap Address
• WebSphere Application Server Internal Java messaging service server
• WebSphere Application Server Java messaging service server queued address
• WebSphere Application Server SOAP connector address
• WebSphere Application Server HTTP transport

These additional port numbers are automatically selected by the WebSphere Application Server.