The eScan Server mainly uses three ports:

1. HTTP port - used to query for virus definition updates.
2. FTP port – used to deliver updates to client.
3. UDP port – used to broadcast announcement to its clients.

Note: You can change the eScan Server HTTP and FTP port settings in EMC.

To change the port settings for eScan server

1. Open eScan Management Console >> Go to Services, click on "Stop Announcement' and then shutdown the eScan management console.
2. Open the file Eserv.ini from the location C:\Program Files\eScan
3. Find the entry for FTPPort=xxxx and HTTPPort=xxxx
4. Change the port entries to the new desired value and save the file.
5. Start the eScan Management console, by Clicking on Start >> Program files >> eScan for Windows >> eScan management console.

One can deploy the port settings to the client. To deploy the port settings use the below steps:

1. Open eScan Management Console >> Go to Services >> EMC settings >> check the box Enable Advanced Settings in ‘Deploy Rule – Sets’ wizard, if it is unchecked, this will enable Advanced feature while deploying. Close the window once done.

2. Then click on Services >> Deploy Rule – Set >> Create New Policy >> click Advanced >> Check the box “eScan Auto-Updater Settings” >> click Edit >> Add

3. For HTTP host add the value

  http://<eScan-Server-IP>:<New HTTP port number>

Please note the Section & Keyname give in figure below must be selected.

4. For FTP host add the value

   ftp://<eScan-Server-IP>:<New FTP port number>

Please note the Section & Keyname give in figure below must be selected.

5. Deploy these setting on all clients.

Note: If clients are not getting updates after changing the port on server, we need to deploy the setting as described above & force the clients to take updates with the features available in EMC.