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Pearl-2 User Guide Configure network settings

Configure network settings

Pearl-2 uses DHCP to obtain an IP Address over an Ethernet-based network by default; however, you can

easily change the network settings.

Topics include:

l Network ports used by Pearl-2

l Verify IP address and MAC address of Pearl-2

l Configure a static IP address

l Configure DHCP

l Tether to a mobile network

l Perform network diagnostics

Network ports used by Pearl-2

The following table lists the default incoming and outgoing network ports that Pearl-2 uses.

Do not block traffic over these ports. If you want Pearl-2 to operate properly, make sure that your firewall is

configured to open these ports. Blocking a port will cause the service that uses that port to fail. It is possible

to use the Admin panel to change the default ports that are used for some services.

Table 17 Default incoming network ports for Pearl-2

Port (or range) Protocol Description

21 TCP FTP server, if enabled. See Local FTPserver.

22 TCP SSH for remote support. See Configure remote support.

80 TCP

HTTP/HTTPS for web-based access to the Admin panel and Epiphan Live,

HTTP/HTTPS API, REST API, HLS streaming (if enabled) and the live channel

preview.

You can change the default HTTP port value using the Admin panel, see

Configure HTTPS.

123 TCP/UDP NTP server, if enabled. See Configure a time server.

319 and 320 UDP PTP server, if enabled. See Configure a time server.

443 TCP

HTTPS for the Admin panel and HLS streaming if enabled. Port is open

only when HTTPS is enabled. You can change the default HTTPS port value