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Manage Port 12280 Conflicts
Communication conflicts can arise when some third-party applications use port 12280, also used by Plant Applications, which can cause the application to disconnect from the router.

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Getting Started Guide
- Plant Applications Installation Overview
- Preparing to Install Plant Applications
- Installing Plant Applications
- Installing the Report (Web) Server
- Post-installation Tasks
  - Enable Change Data Capture (CDC) in SQL Server
  - UTC Support
    Plant Applications supports Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) as an option on a fresh installation of the Proficy Server.
  - Upgrade Plant Applications to Use UTC
    You must manually upgrade your system to use UTC on an existing Plant Applications installation.
  - Set Up Languages for Plant Applications Displays
    After installing Plant Applications, you can implement support for additional languages using its Native Language Support (NLS) features.
  - Manage Port 12280 Conflicts
    Communication conflicts can arise when some third-party applications use port 12280, also used by Plant Applications, which can cause the application to disconnect from the router.
  - Security Modification for Proficy Plant Server
  - Database Purges
    Plant Applications provides a Unified Manufacturing Database (UMDB) that combines a Workflow (SOA) database with a Plant Applications database.
  - Customize Your Application
    You can edit the values in the Plant Applications configuration file to customize your installation.
- Plant Applications Client Interfaces
- Test and Production Environments
- Upgrading from Version 7.0 SP5 and Later
- Appendix: Cluster Installation and Configuration
Web Client Installation Guide
ERP Integration Guide
Web Client Help
Troubleshooting Guide
REST API
SQL Programming
Performance Limitations

Manage Port 12280 Conflicts

Communication conflicts can arise when some third-party applications use port 12280, also used by Plant Applications, which can cause the application to disconnect from the router.

Procedure

If necessary, update the default communications port inside Plant Applications INI files.