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Ports used by the system
All XProtect components and the ports needed by them are listed below. To ensure, for example, that the
firewall blocks only unwanted traffic, you need to specify the ports that the system uses. You should only
enable these ports. The lists also include the ports used for local processes.
They are arranged in two groups:
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Server components (services) offer their service on particular ports which is why they need to listen for
client requests on these ports. Therefore, these ports need to be opened in the Windows Firewall for
inbound and outbound connections
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Client components (clients) initiate connections to particular ports on server components. Therefore,
these ports need to be opened for outbound connections. Outbound connections are typically open by
default in the Windows Firewall
If nothing else is mentioned, ports for server components must be opened for inbound connections, and ports
for client components must be opened for outbound connections.
Do keep in mind that server components can act as clients to other server components. These are not explicitly
listed in this doc.
The port numbers are the default numbers, but this can be changed. Contact Milestone support, if you need to
change ports that are not configurable through the Management Client.
Server components (inbound connections)
Each of the following sections list the ports that need to be opened for a particular service. To figure out which
ports need to be opened on a particular computer, you need to consider all services running on the computer.
Management Server service and related processes
Administrator manual | XProtect® VMS 2023 R1
91 | Overview
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