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    ESA Port Assignment Diagram

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    This document outlines the network ports used for communication between various Empirix systems. Key ports include TCP 80 and 443 for the web-based user interface, TCP 3306 for redundant database communication, TCP 22 for SSH/secure FTP, and UDP 162 and 161 for SNMP traps and requests. The redundant Network Wide OS listens on these common ports from communication channels.

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    This document outlines the network ports used for communication between various Empirix systems. Key ports include TCP 80 and 443 for the web-based user interface, TCP 3306 for redundant database communication, TCP 22 for SSH/secure FTP, and UDP 162 and 161 for SNMP traps and requests. The redundant Network Wide OS listens on these common ports from communication channels.

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    This document outlines the network ports used for communication between various Empirix systems. Key ports include TCP 80 and 443 for the web-based user interface, TCP 3306 for redundant database communication, TCP 22 for SSH/secure FTP, and UDP 162 and 161 for SNMP traps and requests. The redundant Network Wide OS listens on these common ports from communication channels.

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    TCP 80, 443

    TCP 80, 443


    Client connects to
    NWOS via HTTP
    and/or HTTPS

    TCP 3306
    Redundant database
    communication

    TCP 22
    SSH/Secure FTP

    Web based UI
    (HTTP/HTTPS)

    TCP 8080, 8443


    TCP 80, 443

    TCP 3389

    Web based UI
    (HTTP/HTTPS)

    Remote desktop
    for system admin

    TCP 135 : MS-EPMAP

    Redundant Network Wide OS

    Network Wide OS

    NOTE: Redundant NWOS


    TCP 4321
    To Active Probe

    TCP 8080
    Web
    services API

    listen on from a
    communications channel
    TCP 5008 : JMS server port
    TCP 7001 : SNMP agent port

    TCP 5144
    Configuration for
    Active Probes

    TCP 5100
    Port for the
    JMX proxy

    TCP 22, 3306

    TCP 1433
    TCP 6050

    SSH/Secure FTP,
    DB port (3306)

    Reference data
    synchronization

    To push KPI configuration/values

    Regional OS

    TCP 22

    TCP 5107, 5123, 5124,


    5129, 5130, 5135, 5155,
    5177, 5178

    xCentrix
    Enrichment
    Server

    IDMC

    SSH/Secure FTP

    TCP 22

    TCP 4321

    Empirix proprietary ports

    Active probe
    configuration

    TCP 3306, 3307, 5103,


    5104, 5108, 5109, 5123,
    5155, 5174, 5180, 5191

    TCP 8080, 8443

    User Client

    SSH/Secure FTP

    Web based UI
    (HTTP/HTTPS)

    SNMP Server

    SSH/Secure FTP

    From: NWOS, ROS, Probe


    (Passive), IDMC, OneSight
    UDP 162

    IDMC / IDMC ODS

    TCP 5201

    From IDMC (Core) To IDMC ODS Nodes

    MSP1000-MSP4000 probes
    when configured for
    monitoring mobile traffic

    TCP 22
    Secure FTP push data to ODS. These servers
    should not be co-located, not connected via a
    firewall, preferably via a local switch

    UDP 162
    SNMP trap forwarding

    Probe
    (Passive)

    TCP 3389

    From IDMC (Core) To IDMC ODS Nodes

    Remote desktop
    for system admin

    TCP 5433

    From: All Empirix systems


    UDP 123
    Communication with NTP
    server for syncronization

    Query ODS over JDBC

    TCP 10006
    JMX access for DB status

    User Client

    System Admin for


    MSP1000MSP4000 probes

    TCP 22

    NOTE: All Probes (passive)

    Probe
    (Passive)

    NTP Server

    Port needs to be opened to send any


    configured SNMP trap to an NMS

    From IDMC (Core) To IDMC ODS Nodes

    Probe
    (Active)

    TCP 5913

    SSH/Secure FTP

    To: NWOS, ROS, Probe


    (Passive), IDMC, OneSight
    UDP 161
    Port needs to be opened to request
    any MIB entry

    TCP 22

    Empirix proprietary ports and


    DB ports

    Probe-to-Probe
    peer dispatching

    (Distributed Transaction
    Coordinator
    NOTE: TCP 2000 2020
    recommended ports, but any
    available range of 20 ports above
    1024 is the requirement
    TCP 2382 : Analysis services
    TCP 2383 : Analysis services
    TCP 4022 : MS-SQL service
    broker
    UDP 1434 : MS-SQL monitor
    (browser)

    Port for the


    probe agent

    SSH/Secure FTP

    TCP 5112, 5158

    Transaction Coordinator)

    TCP 1433 : MS-SQL server


    TCP 1434 : MS-SQL monitor
    (admin connection)
    TCP 2000-2020 : MS-DTC

    TCP 80, 443, 5433, 5123


    Web and reporting
    applications
    communication, OAM

    User Client

    xCentrix
    Reporting
    Server

    TCP 5006

    OneSight Data Collector

    UDP 162
    SNMP trap forwarding

    TCP 22

    OneSight Server

    TCP 5007 : Port used to

    TCP 22
    SSH/Secure FTP

    sharing

    TCP 455 : MS-DTC (Distributed

    requires same ports as NWOS

    Configuration for
    Active Probes

    point mapper (SQL debugger)

    TCP 445 : MS-DB SMB file

    User Client

    end point mapper (SQL


    debugger)
    TCP 139 : NetBIOS
    session service
    TCP 445 : MS-DS
    SMB file sharing

    User Client

    TCP 135 : MS EPMAP end

    require the same ports

    Mail Server

    From External JMX Tool To IDMC

    From: OneSight Server


    TCP 25

    TCP 10000

    For email of reports

    JMX access for monitoring IDMC (optional)


    External processing element To/From IDMC

    From: xCentrix Reporting Server


    TCP 25

    TCP 22

    For email of reports

    Secure FTP push of data and northbound gathering


    from IDMC

    DB Server
    From: One Sight Server
    TCP 1433
    DB communications

    HRT 8/27/12

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