Web Server

Internal Outgoing Connections

The WebHosting Linux service specific ports are opened automatically when a web server is deployed. Common firewall configuration is provided below.

From To Protocol Port

Web server (WSNG) – BackNet NIC or FrontNet NIC

DNS Resolver Server – BackNet NIC or FrontNet NIC

TCP, UDP

53

External Native Repositories (YUM repositories) – BackNet NIC or FrontNet NIC TCP

Custom port range

Note: The destination hosts and ports may vary depending on YUM repositories.

Web server (WSNG) – BackNet NIC

CloudBlue Commerce Management Node on Linux (LINMN) – BackNet NIC

TCP

8352-8500 (except 8440), 6380-6430 (Redis replication, one port for each registered web server or web cluster), 80, 16384

MySQL Database Server (MYSQL) – BackNet NIC TCP 3306
PgSQL Database Server (PGSQL) – BackNet NIC TCP 5432
Backup Server (CUSTBACKUP) – BackNet NIC TCP 8352
Mail Sender ID Server (MAILSID) – BackNet NIC TCP 22

Internal Incoming Connections

From To Protocol Port
Linux FileManager Server (WSNG/HEWSL) – FrontNet NIC

Web server (WSNG) – FrontNet NIC

TCP 21 (FTP control channel), 60000:65535 (FTP passive mode)

Backup Server (CUSTBACKUP) – BackNet NIC

Web server (WSNG) – BackNet NIC

TCP

8352

CloudBlue Commerce Management Node on Linux (LINMN) – BackNet NIC TCP 8352-8500 (except 8440)
TCP 22 (SSH)

External Incoming Connections

Note: The port numbers are the same both for the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.

From To Protocol Port

PublicNet Network

Web server (WSNG) – FrontNet NIC

TCP

443 (HTTPS), 80 (HTTP), 22 (SSH), 21 (FTP control channel), 60000:65535 (FTP passive mode)

External Outgoing Connections

From To Protocol Port

Web server (WSNG) – FrontNet NIC

PublicNet Network

TCP, UDP

*

Note: Outgoing SMTP connections must be blocked if the Mail Sender ID Service is used.

Important: Perform the instructions of the Appendix A: Additional Firewall Configuration on Linux Web Servers section.