Raritan Computer DKX2-0E-E Manuel D’Utilisation
TCP and UDP Ports Used
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TCP and UDP Ports Used
• HTTP, Port 80 - All requests received by Dominion KX II via HTTP
(port 80) are automatically forwarded to HTTPS for complete
security. Dominion KX II responds to Port 80 for user convenience,
relieving users from having to explicitly type “https://” in the URL
field to access Dominion KX II, but while still preserving complete
security.
security. Dominion KX II responds to Port 80 for user convenience,
relieving users from having to explicitly type “https://” in the URL
field to access Dominion KX II, but while still preserving complete
security.
• HTTPS, Port 443 - This port is used for a single purpose only: to send
the Dominion KX II Web-accessible clients (KX II Console, MPC) to
the user. No other communication occurs on this port. If you do not
wish to use the Dominion KX II Web-access capabilities and instead
prefer to use the installed client software provided on the CD-ROM,
you can prevent access to Port 443 via your firewall and Dominion
KX II can still function.
the user. No other communication occurs on this port. If you do not
wish to use the Dominion KX II Web-access capabilities and instead
prefer to use the installed client software provided on the CD-ROM,
you can prevent access to Port 443 via your firewall and Dominion
KX II can still function.
• Dominion KX II (Raritan KVM-over-IP) Protocol, Configurable Port
5000 - With the exception of the ports above, all communication to
Dominion KX II occurs over a single, configurable TCP Port. By
default, this is set to Port 5000, but you may configure it to use any
TCP port of your choice (except 80 and 443). For details on how to
configure this setting, refer to Network Settings (on page 122).
Dominion KX II occurs over a single, configurable TCP Port. By
default, this is set to Port 5000, but you may configure it to use any
TCP port of your choice (except 80 and 443). For details on how to
configure this setting, refer to Network Settings (on page 122).
• SNTP (Time Server) on Configurable UDP Port 123 (optional) -
Dominion KX II offers the optional capability to synchronize its
internal clock to a central time server. This function requires the use
of UDP Port 123 (the standard for SNTP), but can also be configured
to use any port of your designation.
internal clock to a central time server. This function requires the use
of UDP Port 123 (the standard for SNTP), but can also be configured
to use any port of your designation.
• LDAP on Configurable Ports 389 and 636 (optional) - If Dominion
KX II is configured to remotely authenticate user logins via the
LDAP protocol, ports 389 and 636 will be used, but the system can
also be configured to use any port of your designation.
LDAP protocol, ports 389 and 636 will be used, but the system can
also be configured to use any port of your designation.
• RADIUS on Configurable Port 1812 (optional) - If Dominion KX II is
configured to remotely authenticate user logins via the RADIUS
protocol, either port 1812 or 1813 will be used, but the system can
also be configured to use any port of your designation.
protocol, either port 1812 or 1813 will be used, but the system can
also be configured to use any port of your designation.
• RADIUS Accounting on Configurable Port 1813 - If Dominion KX II
is configured to remotely authenticate user logins via the RADIUS
protocol, and also employs RADIUS accounting for event logging,
port 1813 or an additional port of your designation will be used to
transfer log notifications.
protocol, and also employs RADIUS accounting for event logging,
port 1813 or an additional port of your designation will be used to
transfer log notifications.
• SYSLOG on Configurable UDP Port 514 - If Dominion KX II is
configured to send messages to a Syslog server, then the indicated
port(s) will be used for communication - uses UDP Port 514.
port(s) will be used for communication - uses UDP Port 514.