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TCP/IP ports on the RSA II, BMC, and BladeCenter Management Module

Abstract

The Remote Supervisor Adapter II, BMC, and BladeCenter Management Module use a variety of TCP/IP ports for communication. This technote lists them and indicates which ones the administrator can and cannot change. You need to ensure that your network (firewalls and routers) allows communications through these ports for the adapter and Management Module to function properly. For related information about this topic, refer to the following IBM Redbooks publication: IBM eServer xSeries and BladeCenter Server Management, SG24-6495-00

Contents

In this update: Added BMC Added BladeCenter Advanced Management Module In RSA II: separated the scalable partition management ports - x445 and x3950 Jump to: RSA II BMC BladeCenter Advanced Management Module BladeCenter Management Module   Remote Supervisor Adapter II The following ports are user configurable. The default port numbers used are indicated. Port name Port number Description http 80 (default) Web server HTTP connection - TCP https 443 (default) SSL connection -TCP telnet 23 (default) Telnet command-line interface connection -TCP SSH 22 (default) Secure Shell (SSH) command-line interface - TCP SNMP agent 161 (default) SNMP get/set commands - UDP SNMP traps 162 (default) SNMP traps - UDP The following TCP/IP ports are fixed and cannot be changed. Port number Description 427 SLP connection - UDP 1044 Remote disk function - TCP 1045 Persistent remote disk (disk on card) - TCP 2000 Remote Console video redirect - TCP 6090 IBM Director commands - TCP 7070-7073 Scalable Partition management (x445) - TCP 7070-7077 Scalable Partition management (x460 and x3950) - TCP   BMC The following TCP/IP ports are fixed and cannot be changed. Port number Description 623 IPMI communications to SMBridge and IBM Director 664 IPMI communications (secondary) 161 SNMP get/set commands 162 SNMP traps and PET alerts to Director   BladeCenter Advanced Management Module The following ports are user configurable. The default port numbers used are indicated. Port name Port number Description http 80 (default) Web server HTTP connection - TCP https 443 (default) SSL connection -TCP telnet 23 (default) Telnet command-line interface connection -TCP SSH 22 (default) Secure Shell (SSH) command-line interface - TCP SNMP agent 161 (default) SNMP get/set commands - UDP SNMP traps 162 (default) SNMP traps - UDP FTP 21 Listen port for the FTP server - TCP FTP data 20 FTP data port - TCP TFTP 69 TFTP server - TCP Remote disk 1044 Remote disk function - TCP Remote disk on-card 1045 Persistent remote disk (disk on card) - TCP Remote KVM 3900 Remote Console - TCP The following TCP/IP ports are fixed and cannot be changed. Port number Description 25 E-mail alerts - TCP 53 DNS resolver - UDP 68 DHCP client connection - UDP 427 SLP connection - UDP 6090 IBM Director commands - TCP 13991 IBM Director alerts - UDP   BladeCenter Management Module The following ports are user configurable. The default port numbers used are indicated. Port name Port number Description http 80 (default) Web server HTTP connection - TCP https 443 (default) SSL connection -TCP telnet 23 (default) Telnet command-line interface connection -TCP SSH 22 (default) Secure Shell (SSH) command-line interface - TCP SNMP agent 161 (default) SNMP get/set commands - UDP SNMP traps 162 (default) SNMP traps - UDP The following TCP/IP ports are fixed and cannot be changed. Port number Description 25 E-mail alerts - TCP 53 DNS resolver - UDP 68 DHCP client connection - UDP 427 SLP connection - UDP 1044 Remote disk function - TCP 1045 Persistent remote disk (disk on card) - TCP 5900 Remote Console video redirect - TCP 6090 IBM Director commands - TCP 13991 IBM Director alerts - UDP

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