Servers Ports and Protocols

Ports and Protocols

For ports and protocols for web browsing and Git, Qualcomm® Package Manager uses Git over HTTPS (HTTP over SSL on port 443) for downloading (Clones and Pulls). Requests made on port 80 (HTTP) automatically redirect to port 443.

No other ports are used at this time, and the URLs in the CLONE and PULL commands are in git clone https://... format, rather than git clone git://…, which fails to go through most restrictive firewalls.

Portal URLs

https://qpm.qualcomm.com/#/main/software Portal, and starting point referenced in documentation

Git Server URLs, IP Addresses and Port Numbers

Qualcomm® Package Manager.qti.qualcomm.com 199.106.110.46 443 (San Diego) chipmaster2.qti.qualcomm.com 199.106.109.194 443 (Redirector to nearest RDC) git-cn-ssl.Qualcomm® Package Manager.qti.qualcomm.com 180.166.53.67 443 (Shanghai) git-ap-ssl.Qualcomm® Package Manager.qti.qualcomm.com 106.187.126.67 443 (Taiwan) git-eu-ssl.Qualcomm® Package Manager.qti.qualcomm.com 212.136.9.74 443 (Amsterdam) git-na-ssl.Qualcomm® Package Manager.qti.qualcomm.com 199.106.110.50 443 (San Diego)

NOTE: These server names are subject to change. Trial systems had specific subdomain names included in the URL.

ZIP Server URL

If you choose to download your files as a ZIP or TAR\GZ file instead of using Git, your download will always be served from San Diego. As of 1/2017, we have future plans to allow ZIP or TAR\GZ files to be built on demand and downloaded from your closest RDC. For now, all these file types are downloaded from San Diego. This is why Git is strongly recommended for all customers worldwide.

Legacy URLs

The URLs used by Qualcomm® Package Manager changed on 4/1/2014 with the introduction of a new user interface. A 3 month grace period was implemented to allow the continued use the legacy URLs in parallel. The legacy URLs (including git.Qualcomm® Package Manager.qti.qualcomm.com) were removed on 7/1/2014 after the grace period ended. If you have established automation to pull code changes via Git, you will need to update the origin URL of your existing repository using the current URLs advertised on Qualcomm® Package Manager’s web UI with the following command:

git remote set-url origin  https://qpm-git.qualcomm.com/home2/git/[your company name here]/[distro name here].git

Performing another shallow or full clone from the URL currently provided on Qualcomm® Package Manager will also solve the problem.