Required Ports for Catalogic vStor Server
The following ports are used in Catalogic vStor servers as Incoming vStor Firewall Connections. Ensure the listed ports are available:
PORT | Protocol | Service | Description |
---|---|---|---|
22 | TCP | SSH | Used to configure vStor using command line interface. |
111 | TCP | NFS | Used for NFS data transfers to/from vStor. |
2049 | TCP | NFS | Used for NFS data transfers to/from vStor. |
3260 | TCP | iSCSI | Used for iSCSI data transfer to/from vStor. |
3260 | UDP | iSCSI | Used for iSCSI data transfer to/from vStor. |
6123 | TCP | Cmagent | Used for archive data transfer to tape, cloud, and DiskDirectory. |
8900 | TCP | REST | Used to communicate with vStor API. |
10000 | TCP | Nibbler | Used for archive data transfer to tape, cloud, and DiskDirectory. |
20048 | TCP | NFS | Used for NFS data transfer to/from vStor. |
Port utilization
Operations on the Catalogic vStor server utilize specific ports:
Instant Access: TCP ports 3260 and 8900.
Full Virtualization and Instant Virtualization: TCP ports 111, 2049, 3260, 8900, and 20048.
Agent-based block backup: TCP ports 111, 2049, and 20048.
Agent-based block restore: TCP ports 3260 and 8900.
Agentless block backup: TCP ports 111, 2049, 3260, 8900, and 20048.
Agentless block restore: TCP ports 111, 2049, 3260, 8900, and 20048.
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