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iDRAC9 Security Configuration Guide

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iDRAC Port Configuration

The following table lists the ports that are required to remotely access iDRAC through firewall. These are the default ports iDRAC listens to for connections. Optionally, you can modify most of the ports. To modify ports, see Configuring services on page 93.

Table 1. Ports iDRAC listens for connections
Port number Type Function Configurable Port Maximum Encryption Level

22

TCP

SSH

Yes

256-bit SSL

80

TCP

HTTP

Yes

None

161

UDP

SNMP Agent

Yes

None

443

TCP

HTTPS

Yes

256-bit SSL

623

UDP

RMCP/RMCP+

No

128-bit SSL

5000

TCP

iDRAC to iSM

No

256-bit SSL

NOTE:Maximum encryption level is 256-bit SSL if both iSM 3.4 or higher and iDRAC firmware 3.30.30.30 or higher are installed.

5900

TCP

Virtual console keyboard and mouse redirection, Virtual Media, Virtual folders, and Remote File Share

Yes

128-bit SSL

5901

TCP

VNC

Yes

128-bit SSL

NOTE:Port 5901 opens when VNC feature is enabled.

The following table lists the ports that iDRAC uses as a client:

Table 2. Ports iDRAC uses as client
Port Number Type Function Configurable Port Maximum Encryption Level

25

TCP

SMTP

Yes

None

53

UDP

DNS

No

None

68

UDP

DHCP-assigned IP address

No

None

69

TFTP

TFTP

No

None

123

UDP

Network Time Protocol (NTP)

No

None

162

UDP

SNMP trap

Yes

None

445

TCP

Common Internet File System (CIFS)

No

None

636

TCP

LDAP Over SSL (LDAPS)

No

256-bit SSL

2049

TCP

Network File System (NFS)

No

None

3269

TCP

LDAPS for global catalog (GC)

No

256-bit SSL

5353

UDP

mDNS

No

None

5696

TCP

Key Management Server (SEKM)

Yes

256-bit SSL

NOTE:When node-initiated discovery or Group Manager is enabled, iDRAC uses mDNS to communicate through port 5353. However, when both are disabled, port 5353 is blocked by iDRAC's internal firewall and appears as open|filtered port in the port scans.

514

UDP

Remote syslog

Yes

None

6514

TCP

Remote syslog

Yes

256-bit SSL

Ports Internally used by iDRAC (These cannot be changed by the end user and cannot be used for other purposes).

4200

4201

4202

4203

4204

4205

TCP

Redfish Internal Ports

No

None

4300

4301

4400

TCP

Authorizer Internal Ports

No

None

5200

5201

TCP

GUI and RACADM Internal Ports

No

None

5555

5556

TCP

Internal Ports for IPC

No

None

199

UDP

SNMP daemon

No

None

5905

5951

TCP

VNC Vmedia/Vconsole

No

None


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