Logi Options+ provides the feature called Flow which allows a user to use one mouse and keyboard to control multiple machines over a local area network (LAN).

Below is some extra information on the ports Flow will use and which servers are accessed through Logi Options+ for companies that need this data for their ITDMs as well as individuals outside of a company network.

Flow Related Ports:

1. Broadcast UDP Port (fixed: 59870)
   • The broadcast UDP port 59870 must remain at that port number for broadcast discovery to work so it will not change

2. Presence/Discovery Detection TCP Port (default: 59869)
   • The presence connection TCP port number (by default 59869) is transmitted via all discovery methods so that peers will know which port to connect to.

3. Nodestore UDP Port (default: 59871)
   • The NodeStore discovery UDP port number (by default 59871) is uploaded to NodeStore so that peers will know which port to send ping packets for NodeStore discovery.  NodeStore pong packets are sent to the port the ping packets came from.

Plugins related ports 

1. WebSocket  ( fixed : 19010 )
   • Plugins such as Adobe Photoshop plugin, Office plugins connect to LogiOtionsplus_agent via websocket on this port.

Servers

• Logitech Analytics server = https://datapipeline.logitech.io
• Logitech SSO url = https://id.logi.com
• Logitech Setting Backup cloud storage url = https://cpgbackup.logitech.com

Additional Testing

You can try using tools like ping or traceroute (called tracert on Windows and traceroute on macOS) to test your network path to Logitech Flow server, to ensure you have an available connection to the flow servers:

On Windows:

1. Open Command Prompt.
2. Type tracert datapipeline.logitech.io and press Enter.

On macOS:

1. Open Terminal.
2. Type traceroute datapipeline.logitech.io and press Enter.