Port 3423
Xware xTrm Protocol
Xware xTrm Communication Protocol (XCP) is a specialized protocol used primarily to facilitate secure and reliable data exchange in industrial environments and enterprise-grade communication solutions. Designed by Xware, it offers custom features to ensure integrity and operational continuity across distributed systems..
Technical Details
Xware xTrm Communication Protocol (XCP) is a proprietary transport-layer protocol aimed at facilitating communication within industrial automation and logistics applications. It allows efficient data transfer between system nodes like control systems, sensors, and enterprise management software, enhancing overall operational workflows.
Technically, XCP often operates over TCP on port 3423, leveraging the reliability that connection-oriented transport provides. By focusing on transactional integrity and managing latency, it supports real-time data exchange critical for manufacturing lines, warehousing, and remote control systems.
The protocol incorporates some degree of proprietary handshake and message formatting, optimized for the specific needs of Xware systems. It can be integrated with supervisory control or data acquisition platforms (SCADA), ensuring seamless data communication between operational equipment and backend servers.