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Dell EMC OpenManage Version Port Information Guide Version 9.1

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OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter

Virtual Appliance

NOTE: When deploying the Server Administrator agent using the Fix non-compliant vSphere hosts link available from the Compliance window in the Dell Management Center, the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter starts the http Client service and enables port 8080 on and releases after ESXi 5.0 to download OMSA VIB and install it. Once the OMSA installation is completed, the service automatically stops and the port is closed.
Table 1. Supported Protocols and Ports on Virtual ApplianceThe following table describes the ports in the order of the port number, the protocol, the port type, the maximum encryption level, the direction, the usage of the port, and if the port is configurable.
Port Number Protocols Port Type Maximum Encryption Level Direction Usage Configurable
21 FTP TCP None Out FTP command client No
53 DNS TCP None Out DNS client No
80 HTTP TCP None Out Dell Online Data Access No
80 HTTP TCP None In Administration Console No
162 SNMP Agent UDP None In SNMP Agent (server) No
443 HTTPS TCP 128-bit In HTTPS server No
443 WSMAN TCP 128-bit In/Out iDRAC/OMSA communication No
4433 HTTPS TCP 128-bit In Auto Discovery No
2049 NFS UDP/TCP None All Public Share No
4001-4004 NFS UDP/TCP None All Public Share No
5432 Postgres TCP 128-bit All PostgreSQL No
11620 SNMP Agent UDP None In SNMP Agent (server) No

Managed Nodes

Table 2. Supported Protocols and Ports on Managed NodesThe following table describes the ports in the order of the port number, the protocol, the port type, the maximum encryption level, the direction, the usage of the port, and if the port is configurable.
Port Number Protocols Port Type Maximum Encryption Level Direction Usage Configurable
50 RMCP UDP/TCP 128–bit Out Remote Mail Check Protocol No
51 IMP UDP/TCP None N/A IMP Logical Address Maintenance No
68 BOOTP UDP None Out Bootstrap Protocol Client No
69 TFTP UDP 128–bit All Trivial File Transfer No
111 NFS UDP/TCP 128–bit In SUN Remote Procedure Call (Portmap) No
162, 11620 SNMP UDP None Out Hardware Events No
443 WSMAN TCP 128-bit In iDRAC/OMSA communication No
443 HTTPS TCP 128–bit IN HTTPS server No
631 IPP UDP/TCP None Out Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) No
4433 HTTPS TCP 128-bit Out Auto Discovery No
2049 NFS UDP None All Public Share No
4001-4004 NFS UDP None All Public Share No
5353 mDNS UDP/TCP All Multicast DNS No
8080 HTTPS TCP In HTTP server; downloads the OMSA VIB and fixes non-compliant vSphere hosts No

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