Deployment Guide

Name Default
Port
Description
Message Broker Service TCP/
61616
and
STOMP/
61613
Handles communication between
services of the Dell Server. Stages
policy information created by the
Compatibility Server for Policy Proxy
queuing.
Requires SQL database access.
NOTE: Port 61616 should be
filtered through a firewall. Dell
recommends this port be internal
only.
NOTE: Port 61613 should only be
opened to Security Management
Servers configured in Front-End
mode.
Key Server TCP/
8050
Negotiates, authenticates, and
encrypts a client connection using
Kerberos APIs.
Requires SQL database access to pull
the key data.
Policy Proxy TCP/
8000
Provides a network-based
communication path to deliver security
policy updates and inventory updates.
PostGres TCP/
5432
Local database used for eventing data.
NOTE: Port 5432 should be filtered
through a firewall. Dell recommends
this port be internal only.
LDAP TCP/
389/636
(local
domain
controller),
3268/326
9 (global
catalog)
TCP/
135/
49125+
(RPC)
Port 389 - This port is used for
requesting information from the local
domain controller. LDAP requests sent
to port 389 can be used to search for
objects only within the global catalog's
home domain. However, the requesting
application can obtain all of the
attributes for those objects. For
example, a request to port 389 could
be used to obtain a user's department.
Port 3268 - This port is used for
queries specifically targeted for the
global catalog. LDAP requests sent to
port 3268 can be used to search for
objects in the entire forest. However,
only the attributes marked for
replication to the global catalog can be
returned. For example, a user's
department could not be returned
using port 3268 since this attribute is
not replicated to the global catalog.
Microsoft SQL Database
TCP/
1433
The default SQL Server port is 1433,
and client ports are assigned a random
value between 1024 and 5000.
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