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1.3.2 XSCF-LAN Port Numbers and Functions, and Firewall


1.3.2 XSCF-LAN Port Numbers and Functions, and Firewall
Table 1-1 lists the port numbers used with the XSCF-LAN ports and the functions used by the XSCF. To protect the XSCF against unauthorized access and attacks when it is connected to an external network, we recommend configuring a firewall. If you install a firewall, you need to permit packets to pass through a port as required.
Table 1-1  XSCF-LAN Port Numbers, Functions, and Direction of Connections
Port Number/
Protocol
Function Direction of Connection(*1)
21/TCP XSCF shell external transfer (FTP) XSCF -> External network (21)
22/TCP XSCF shell (SSH) External network -> XSCF (22)
  XSCF shell external transfer (SSH) XSCF -> External network (22)
23/TCP XSCF shell (Telnet) External network -> XSCF (23)
25/TCP E-mail notification and remote maintenance service XSCF -> External network (25)
53/TCP
53/UDP
DNS XSCF (53) -> External network (53)
80/TCP XSCF shell external transfer (HTTP) XSCF -> External network (80)
110/TCP E-mail notification by POP authentication, XSCF -> External network (110)
  Remote maintenance service by POP authentication  
123/UDP Time synchronization with the NTP server XSCF (123) -> External network (123)
  Time synchronization from the NTP client External network (123) -> XSCF (123)
161/UDP SNMP function External network -> XSCF (161)
162/UDP SNMP trap function XSCF -> External network (162)
389/TCP Authentication by LDAP and Active Directory XSCF -> External network (389)
443/TCP XSCF Web (HTTPS) External network -> XSCF (443)
  XSCF shell external transfer (HTTPS) XSCF -> External network (443)
465/TCP Remote maintenance service (SMTP over SSL) XSCF -> External network (465)
587/TCP E-mail notification by SMTP authentication, XSCF -> External network (587)
  Remote maintenance service by SMTP authentication  
623/UDP Remote power management function using IPMI XSCF (623) < -> External network (623)
636/TCP Authentication by LDAP over SSL, Active Directory XSCF -> External network (636)
3260/TCP Remote storage XSCF -> External network (3260)
6481/TCP Auto Service Request (ASR) function (service tag) External network (6481) -> XSCF (6481)
6481/UDP (*2)  
*1 Each symbol and number in parentheses has the following meaning:
Symbol ->: Denotes the direction from left to right. <->: Denotes the direction from either left to right or right to left.
Number in parentheses: Connection port number For a connection to an external network, the port number of the network can be changed on the XSCF. For details, see the section of the respective function in this document. For a connection to remote storage, the port number of the storage is fixed (3260).

*2 The ASR function is a remote maintenance service that uses the Oracle Auto Service Request software provided by Oracle Corporation. For details of the ASR function, see the Oracle Auto Service Request Installation and Operations Guide for the version of the software that you are using.