Network Port Assignment
The following table lists the device's network port assignments. This table also shows whether these ports are enabled or disabled by default and how to configure them.
For enhanced security, it's highly recommended to:
| ● | Disable any default-enabled ports that are not required for your deployment. |
| ● | Change the default port numbers for required services (especially for the SIP application). |
Network Port Assignments
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Interface Type |
Application |
Protocol |
Port |
Default |
Port Configuration |
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OAMP |
SSH server |
TCP |
22 |
Enabled |
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Telnet server |
TCP |
23 |
Disabled |
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Web server |
TCP |
80 |
Enabled |
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Web server |
TCP |
443 |
Enabled |
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SNMP server (GET / SET) and client (trap sender) |
UDP |
161 |
Enabled |
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Any |
DHCP server |
UDP |
67 |
Disabled |
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Control
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SIP traffic |
UDP / TCP |
5060 |
Enabled |
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SIPS traffic |
TCP |
5061 |
Enabled |
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SIP over WebSocket (e.g., WebRTC) |
TCP |
443 |
Enabled |
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Media |
Media traffic (RTP, RTCP, T.38) |
UDP |
6000-65535 |
Enabled |
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Maintenance (HA) |
HA status |
UDP |
669 |
Disabled |
Note: Applicable to the following:
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HA keep-alive |
UDP |
680 |
Disabled |
Note: Applicable to the following:
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HA file sync |
TCP |
80 |
Disabled |
Note: Applicable to the following:
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HA data sync |
TCP |
2442 |
Disabled |
Note: Applicable to the following:
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Cluster |
Cluster control |
TCP |
2424 |
Disabled |
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Cluster keep-alive |
UDP |
3900 |
Disabled |
Note: Applicable to the following:
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