Each Guardium system
must have ports available for several types of communication. This
table lists these connections and the default port numbers that are
assigned to them.
Default Ports Used for Guardium Application Access
| Port |
Protocol |
Purpose |
|---|
| 8443 |
TCP |
Web browser access (https) to the Guardium user
interface. Note: This port can be changed by the Guardium administrator. |
| 22 |
TCP |
SSH access from clients to manage the Guardium appliance |
| 80 |
|
HTTP traffic |
| 443 |
|
HTTPS traffic |
Default ports used for other features
| Port |
Protocol |
Purpose |
|---|
| 20, 21 |
TCP |
FTP Server for backups/archiving (optional) |
| 22 |
TCP |
SCP for backups/archiving, patch distributions, and file-transfers |
| 25 |
TCP |
SMTP (email server) for alerts and other notification |
| 53 |
TCP |
DNS Servers |
| 123 |
TCP, UDP |
NTP (Time Server) for time synchronization |
| 161 |
TCP, UDP |
SNMP Polling (optional) |
| 162 |
TCP, UDP |
SNMP Traps (optional) |
| 389 |
TCP |
LDAP, for example, Active Directory or Sun One Directory |
| 514 |
TCP |
Syslog Server (optional) |
| 636 |
TCP |
LDAP, for example, Active Directory or Sun One Directory
over SSL (optional) |
| 1500 |
TCP |
Tivoli Storage Manager backup hosts (optional) |
| 3218 |
TCP, UDP |
EMC Centera backup hosts (optional) |