Compass Ports and Protocols

HTTPS (TCP/443): general website and web video streaming
SSH (TCP/22): backend server management
SRT (UDP/1935): Compass is a SRT listener, you can push a SRT stream into Compass from a SRT caller. (Optional)
SRT [ENCRYPTED] (UDP/9XXX): Encrypted SRT listener/receiver processes require a designated/unique port. Compass reserves the 9XXX range. (Optional)
RTSP (TCP/554): Compass runs a RTSP server, you can push RTSP streams into Compass. (Optional)
RTMP (TCP/1936): Compass operates a RTMP server/listener to facilitate broadcast/streaming ingest. (Optional)
WebRTC (TCP/1937): Compass operates a WebRTC server/listener to facilitate webcam/browser screen sharing ingest. (Optional)
TAK SSL (TCP/8089): The port to share SSL COT messages. Defaults to 8089. (Disabled by default)
TAK SSL API (TCP/8443): The port to share secure data packages. Defaults to 8443. (Disabled by default)
TAK TCP (TCP/8087): The port to share TCP COT messages. Defaults to 8087. (Disabled by default)
TAK TCP API (TCP/8080): The port to share data packages. Defaults to 8080. (Disabled by default)
HTTPS (TCP/20000): The port used to proxy to remote camera devices. (Optional)
Wireguard (UDP/51820): Compass Pathfinder is a Wireguard server to facilitate encryption (multi-layer) of server/client/peer communication
ADSB (UDP/31337) RAW ADSB parsing in SBS1 format received via unicast.

Compass initiates connections to remote device streaming servers (RTSP, SRT, etc.), the outbound ports are dependent on the camera devices you’re using