Examples of LogLogic Port Assignments
Log Message Push
| Syslog
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UDP
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514
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Used for incoming syslog data. You can change this port number from 514 in the
System Settings > General tab
Syslog UDP Port field. If you change this port number, you must add the other port number here.
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| Blue Coat/Netcache
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HTTP/ HTTPS
|
4433
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Used for incoming HTTPS streams from log sources such as Blue Coat ProxySG and NetApp Netcache.
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Check Point
| lea_server
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LEA/TCP
|
18184
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Used to transfer log messages.
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| cpmi_server
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TCP
|
18190
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Default port. Used for rule listing and firewall/interface auto-discover. Note: Must match Check Point Manager Server.
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| SIC
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TCP
|
18210
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Used to establish connection with the Check Point Management Interface (CPMI). SIC - Secure Internal Communication
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| CMPI Forwarding
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UDP
|
5514
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Used for collecting LogLogic streams from the Check Point Management Interface through the rtchpk utility.
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GUI
| Browser
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HTTP
|
80
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Used for internal web browser access requests to the LogLogic Appliance. The requests are redirected to port 443 (HTTPS).
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| Browser
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HTTPS
|
443
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Used for incoming HTTPS requests to the GUI. The requests are redirected from port 80 (HTTP). |
| Browser
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HTTP
|
8080
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Browser redirects during upgrade.
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Note: If you are running java 1.8.0_x, you must perform the following steps:
- As administrator, update your
C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_x\lib\security\java.policy file and grant the following permission to non-abbreviated IPv6 address:
grant { permission java.net.SocketPermission "fd00:0:0:0:0:aaaa:a73:1a3d", "connect,resolve"; };You can also add permissions to both abbreviated and non-abbreviated addresses:
grant { permission java.net.SocketPermission "fd00:0:0:0:0:aaaa:a73:1a3d", "connect,resolve"; };
grant { permission java.net.SocketPermission "fd00::aaaa:a73:1a3d", "connect,resolve"; };The IP address should be replaced with the IP address of your appliance.
- In
Control Panel > java > Security add the following to the exception list:
https://[fd00::aaaa:a73:1a3d]:443, where "fd00::aaaa:a73:1a3d” is your appliance IP
https://[fd00:0:0:0:0:aaaa:a73:1a3d]:443, where "fd00:0:0:0:0:aaaa:a73:1a3d” id the non-abbreviated version for your appliance IP
Note: Appliance IP address can be either IPv4 or IPv6. Both are supported.
Miscellaneous
| CLI Access
|
SSH
|
22
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Used for SSH client access. Configured on/off.
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| NTP
|
NTP
|
123
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Used by the Network Time Protocol Daemon (NTPD).
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| Browser
|
HTTPS
|
443
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Used for SSL two-way handshake.
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Failover
| High Availability Failover
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Rsync
|
4400
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Used by the replication sync failover service.
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| High Availability Failover
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MySQL
|
3306
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Used by the MySQL failover service.
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Outbound Traffic
| LogLogic TCP
|
TCP
|
5514
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Used for collecting LogLogic streams from the Check Point Management Interface via the rtchpk utility.
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| LogLogic TCP
|
TCP
|
9443
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Used by Management Station to send requests from the Management Station to a Remote Appliance.
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| LogLogic TCP
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TCP
|
9443
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Used for sending updates from a Remote Appliance to the Management Station.
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| Syslog Alert
|
UDP
|
514
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Used for incoming syslog data. You can change this port number on the
System Settings > General tab > the
Syslog UDP Port field. If you change this port number, you must add the other port number here.
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| SNMP Alerts
|
UDP
|
161
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Used for incoming SNMP client requests.
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| SNMP Notification
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UDP
|
162
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Used for incoming and outgoing SNMP trap messages. (Internal alerts from
LogLogic LX Appliance or
LogLogic ST Appliance, and log collection)
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