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AD Pre-Requisites
Anomaly Detection (AD) and Workbench (WB) Compatibility Matrix
| AD Version | WB Version(s) | Compatible | Restrictions | Notes | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
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AD Host(s)/Server(s) Operating System Requirements
The Anomaly Detection components are supported on the following Operating Systems:
- Microsoft Server 2012 and 2016
 - RHEL 7
 - CentOS 7
 
Important
- The Anomaly Detection components must be installed on separate hosts from the Workbench (WB) core components - i.e. do NOT install AD on the WB Hosts
 
Important
- Workbench uses the Hostname for component configuration/communication
 - Please ensure hostname resolution between Workbench components, including Anomaly Detection Nodes/Hosts and Engage Hosts is accurate and robust
 - If the Workbench Hosts have multiple NIC's, please ensure the Hostname resolves to the desired IP Address prior to Workbench installation
 - Genesys support for the platform versions mentioned on this page ends when the respective vendors declare End of Support.
 
Network Ports - AD Hosts
Anomaly Detection (AD) uses the network ports below.
| Port | Component | Comments | 
|---|---|---|
| 50000 - 51000 | App Manager | Nodes and Inter-process communication | 
| 8182 | AD API | Expose AD status and visualizations | 
| 9091 & 5067 | Workbench Agent & Metricbeat | Status and Metrics | 
Important
- Ensure the Ports are reviewed, opened/unblocked and not in use by other applications prior to starting the AD installation
 - The ports above can be edited/changed via the Workbench Configuration Console and selecting/editing the respective Workbench AD application object
 
Hardware Sizing Requirements
Please review the Sizing section for AD hardware requirements.
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