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Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise Version 3.3.1 User's Guide

Supported protocols and ports in OpenManage Enterprise

Supported protocols and ports on management stations

Table 1. OpenManage Enterprise supported protocols and ports on the management stationsThis table describes the protocols and ports supported on the management stations in OpenManage Enterprise.
Port Number Protocol Port Type Maximum Encryption Level Source Direction Destination Usage
22 SSH TCP 256-bit Management station In OpenManage Enterprise appliance Required for incoming only if FSD is used. OpenManage Enterprise administrator must enable only if interacting with the Dell EMC support staff.
25 SMTP TCP None OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out Management station To receive email alerts from OpenManage Enterprise.
53 DNS UDP/TCP None OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out Management station For DNS queries.
68 / 546 (IPv6) DHCP UDP/TCP None OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out Management station Network configuration.
80 HTTP TCP None Management station In OpenManage Enterprise appliance The Web GUI landing page. Will redirect a user to HTTPS.
123 NTP TCP None OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out NTP Server Time synchronization (if enabled).
137, 138, 139, 445 CIFS UDP/TCP None iDRAC/ CMC In OpenManage Enterprise appliance To upload or download device configuration templates, to upload TSR and diagnostic logs, to download firmware DUPs, and FSD process.
OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out CIFS share To import firmware catalogs from CIFS share.
162* SNMP UDP None Management station In/Out OpenManage Enterprise appliance Event reception through SNMP. The direction is 'outgoing' only if using the Trap forward policy.
443 (default) HTTPS TCP 128-bit SSL Management station In/Out OpenManage Enterprise appliance Web GUI. To download updates and warranty information from dell.com. 256-bit encryption is allowed when communicating with the OpenManage Enterprise by using HTTPS for the web GUI.
514 Syslog TCP None OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out Syslog server To send alert and audit log information to Syslog server.
3269 LDAPS TCP None OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out Management station AD/ LDAP login for Global Catalog.
636 LDAPS TCP None OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out Management station AD/ LDAP login for Domain Controller.

* Port can be configured up to 499 excluding the port numbers that are already allocated.

Supported protocols and ports on managed nodes

Table 2. OpenManage Enterprise supported protocols and ports on the managed nodesThis table describes the protocols and ports supported on the managed nodes in OpenManage Enterprise.
Port Number Protocol Port Type Maximum Encryption Level Source Direction Destination Usage
22 SSH TCP 256-bit OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out Managed node For the Linux OS, Windows, and Hyper-V discovery.
161 SNMP UDP None OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out Managed node For SNMP queries.
162* SNMP UDP None OpenManage Enterprise appliance In/ Out Managed node Send and receive SNMP traps.
443 Proprietary/ WS-Man/Redfish TCP 256-bit OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out Managed node Discovery and inventory of iDRAC7 and later versions, and for the CMC management.
623 IPMI/ RMCP UDP None OpenManage Enterprise appliance Out Managed node IPMI access through LAN.
69 TFTP UDP None CMC In Management station For updating CMC firmware

* Port can be configured up to 499 excluding the port numbers that are already allocated.

NOTE: In an IPv6 environment, you must enable IPv6 and disable IPv4 in the OpenManage Enterprise appliance to ensure all the features work as expected.


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