Firewall rules | |||
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The tables lists the ports that must be opened on a given firewall to provide to the subscribers and allow communication between the Lucent CM nodes and external services. If there are multiple firewalls, each of the firewalls must be configured to permit the appropriate traffic.
Row |
Description |
Rule |
A number that is used to reference the rule. The numbers are only used in this guide for ease of reference. The numbers do not directly correspond to any firewall rule numbers as defined on a firewall network element. |
Service |
The name of the service that is offered for the corresponding destination port. Some firewalls use the service to filter packets, but is not necessary. It is included here for completeness. |
Def. Port |
The default network layer destination port number that the service listens on. The firewall uses the port to filter packets. If needed, alternate ports can be used. |
Network Protocol |
The network layer protocol (for example, TCP, UDP) that the service is using. The firewall uses the protocol to filter packets. |
From |
The device name that is accessing the service. |
To |
The device name that is being accessed for the service. The IP address or range of addresses is used to represent the accessed entity. The firewall uses the IP address to filter packets. |
Dir. |
The direction of packets through the firewall. |
Remarks |
Contains other relevant information. Only those firewalls between the client accessing this service and the Lucent CM server need to be configured to permit this traffic. If there are no firewalls, this information is not used. |
External firewall rules:
1 | Optional |
Internal firewall rules:
1 | Or the port the external LDAP server uses. |
Administration firewall rules:
Rule |
Service |
Def. port |
Network protocol |
From |
To |
Dir. |
Remarks |
1 |
HTTP |
8888 |
TCP |
CM Explorer |
CM nodes |
In |
Regular web connection for Admin Client API. |
2 |
HTTPS |
8843 |
TCP |
CM Explorer |
CM nodes |
In |
Secure web connection for Admin Client API. |
3 |
SSH |
22 |
TCP |
CM Explorer |
CM nodes |
In |
Lucent CM Explorer client access. |
4 |
SNMP traps |
162 |
UDP |
CM nodes |
External trap destination |
Out |
To send SNMP traps to external destinations, typically Network Management Systems. |
5 |
File transfer |
40001 |
TCP |
CM node |
CM node |
Both |
Bulk data transfers during node growth and upgrade. |
6 |
HTTP |
8888 |
TCP |
CM Explorer |
OMC-P |
In |
Regular incoming XML_RPC |
7 |
HTTPS |
8843 |
TCP |
CM Explorer |
OMC-P |
In |
Encrypted incoming XML_RPC |
8 |
HTTP |
8080 |
TCP |
CM Explorer |
OMC-P |
Out |
Regular outgoing SOAP connections for Enterprise admin using the OMC-P API |
Enterprise network firewall rules:
1 | Optional |
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