Managing your HP servers through firewalls with HP SIM (481364-002, February 2008)

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Notes:
1
All ports are for TCP and UDP.
2
The CMS will normally have all managed system ports open, as the CMS is a managed system itself. Firewalls may be
configured to block these ports if the CMS is not to be managed from another system.
Table 8 Port that must be open on target nodes
CMS Managed
System
Port Protocol
1
Description
In
2
Out In Out
Y Y 135, 137,
138, 139,
445
TCP and
UDP
File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft
Networks
Y Y 135, 137,
138, 139,
445
TCP and
UDP
Remote Registry service
Notes:
1
All ports are for TCP and UDP.
2
The CMS will normally have all managed system ports open, as the CMS is a managed system itself. Firewalls may be
configured to block these ports if the CMS is not to be managed from another system.
Virtual Machine Management Pack Ports (VMM)
This section is based on the assumption that HP VMM is behind the firewall with the CMS.
Table 9 VMM Ports
CMS Managed
System
Port Protocol
1
Description
In
2
Out In Out
Y 112
4
TCP and
UDP
HP VMM Control
Note: This port is applicable to CMS only.
Communication between the VMM Web Service and the
VMM Service (both on the HP SIM CMS) uses SSL.
Y Y 112
5
TCP and
UDP
HP VMM Agent
Note: This port is applicable to CMS and managed
systems.
Communication between the VMM Service and VMM
agent (on virtual machine hosts) uses SSL.
Y Y 112
6
TCP and
UDP
HP VMM Agent
Note: This port is applicable to CMS and managed
systems.
Communication between the VMM Service and VMM
agent (on virtual machine hosts) uses SSL.
Communication between the VMM agents during a
virtual machine move or copy operation uses SSL.
Y 500
10
HTTPS Communication between browsers and the VMM Web
Service.
Notes:
1
All ports are for TCP and UDP.