Symptom:

1. Need port information for E6 Golf 2026 for firewall permissions.
   
2. Need to configure windows protections to allow E6 Golf 2026 connection.

 E6 Golf 2026 uses HTTP and HTTPS (ports 80 & 443) for both its traditional web calls and TCP websocket.

At the time of this writing, these are the websites  E6 Golf 2026 talks to:

• *.e6golf.com

• storage.googleapis.com

• cloud.ibm.com

• api.elevenlabs.io

• api.openai.com

• iam.cloud.ibm.com

• us-south.ml.cloud.ibm.com

• connectivitycheck.gstatic.com/generate_204

• captive.apple.com/generate_204

• www.msftconnecttest.com/connecttest.txt
  

This section just covers details that would matter to, for example, a sysadmin configuring a firewall or trying to debug interference, not other communication methods. For example, TruFlight, TF2, and TruTrack use USB or a Serial Port, so they shouldn’t have special networking or broadcast needs.

Apogee uses port 2384 as the main port to connect with Apex over a TCP socket. It also uses 2387 to talk with the AID tool.

A TruSimAPI integration is entirely custom, so each integration partner can actually define whatever port they want. You’ll need to refer to that company’s documentation for their tracking hardware.

These are usually black boxes, and we just communicate using their SDK. For details on their networking requirements, please refer to their documentation or contact the company’s customer service. Here’s some info we do have (we cannot guarantee accuracy or completeness).

• FlightScope may use 192.168.2.1 port 5100 for Xi. May also use other ports for other devices, provided from their SDK so could be not one we know. Also uses 8080 for Camera streaming

• Garmin: BLE

• Garmin R50 uses Wifi. There are no set ports for the GarminR50. It randomly selects on for every new connection, and its random between 20000-60000. It must be re-discovered each time using the MDNS protocol.

• Launchbox uses Wifi. Details unknown.

• Rapsodo: Bluetooth