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A port is a virtual point through which programs running on different computers exchange data. Ports need to be open to allow this data exchange. Microsoft's PortQryUI displays the status of ports on a computer, and can be installed and run on the machine in which ADAudit Plus is installed.
PortQryUI download link: https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/download/details.aspx?id=24009
The table below lists the default ports used by ADAudit Plus. These ports can be changed during or after installation.
Note: To change port: Open the ADAudit Plus console → Admin tab, which can be found in the top panel → Connection tab, which can be found in the left panel → Change port.
Port | Protocol | Purpose |
---|---|---|
8081 | HTTP | Product web server |
8444 | HTTPS | Product web server |
33307 | TCP | Database port |
29118 | TCP | DataEngine port |
9270 | HTTP | To connect to the Elasticsearch database (when AD Backup and Recovery add-on is enabled) |
9370 | TCP | Used for communication between nodes in a cluster (when AD Backup and Recovery add-on is enabled) |
The table below lists the ports that should be opened, on the destination computers. These ports can be opened on Windows/third-party firewalls.
Port | Protocol | Direction | Service | Purpose |
---|---|---|---|---|
135 | TCP | Inbound | RPC | For Windows log collection
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: Monitored computers |
137 | TCP and UDP | Inbound | NetBIOS name resolution RPC/named pipes (NP) | For Windows log collection
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: Monitored computers |
138 | UDP | Inbound | NetBIOS datagram | For Windows log collection
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: Monitored computers |
139 | TCP | Inbound | NetBIOS session RPC/NP | For Windows log collection
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: Monitored computers |
445 | TCP and UDP | Inbound | SMB RPC/NP | For Windows log collection
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: Monitored computers |
389 | TCP and UDP | Inbound | LDAP | For syncing AD objects with product
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: Domain Controllers |
636 | TCP | Inbound | LDAP over SSL | For syncing AD objects with product
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: Domain Controllers |
3268 | TCP | Inbound | Global catalog | For syncing AD objects with product
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: Domain Controllers |
3269 | TCP | Inbound | Global catalog over SSL | For syncing AD objects with product
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: Domain Controllers |
88 | TCP | Inbound | Kerberos | For authentication when accessing a domain resource
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: Domain Controllers |
25 | TCP | Inbound | SMTP | To send emails
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: SMTP servers |
465 | TCP | Inbound | SSL | To send emails
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: SMTP servers |
587 | TCP | Inbound | TLS | To send emails
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: SMTP servers |
49152- 65535* | TCP | Inbound | RPC randomly allocated high TCP ports | For Windows log collection
Source: ADAudit Plus server Destination: Monitored computers |
To enable the above rules: Open Windows Firewall → Advanced settings → Inbound Rules → Right click on respective rule → Enable Rule.
In case you are deploying agents, please refer to the Agent guide and open the corresponding ports.