Network Ports Configuration for Basic Security Model Parent topic

If you are using the basic security model (single server installation), configure the following network ports for Mobile Security components:
Component
Network Ports
Details
Management Server and Local Communication Server
Open HTTPS port 443.
Note
Note
This is the default HTTP port number for the singe server configuration. However, you can change the HTTPS port number that you want to use for Management Server. See Configuring Management Server Settings for the details.
User for accessing the Mobile Security administration Web console.
Open HTTP port 8080.
Note
Note
This is the default HTTP port number for the dual server configuration.
Used for communication between mobile devices and the Mobile Security server.
Open HTTPS port 4343.
Note
Note
This is the default HTTPS port number for the dual server configuration. If you want to change the HTTP port number that you want to use for mobile devices to communicate with the Communication Server during the installation, see Configuring Common Communication Server Settings for the details.
Used for secure communication between mobile devices and the Mobile Security Server.
Open TCP port 2195 for Apple Push Notification service (APNs) server. The hostname of Apple Push Notification Service is gateway.push.apple.com.
Enables Apple’s APNs server to manage iOS mobile devices.
If you are not managing iOS mobile devices, this port is not required.
Active Directory
Open one of the following ports:
  • TCP port 389 (Domain Controller) for Management Server
  • TCP port 3268 (Global Category) for Management Server
Used for user authentication using Active Directory.
If you are not using Active Directory to authenticate or import users, this port is not required.
Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP) Server
Open HTTP port 80 for Communication Server and iOS mobile devices.
Used for iOS mobile devices enrollment.
If you are not using SCEP server to manage iOS mobile devices, this port is not required.
SQL Server
Open the following ports:
  • TCP port 1433 for Mobile Security server.
  • UDP port 1434 for Mobile Security server.
Note
Note
This is the default TCP port to connect to the SQL Server. However, you can also use a different port for SQL server, if required.
Establishes a connection between the Mobile Security server and the remote SQL server.
BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES)
Open the following ports:
  • Open TCP port 3101 for BES Server Routing Protocol (SRP) Infrastructure.
  • Open TCP port 443 for Management Server and BES command tool
If you are not using Mobile Security to manage BlackBerry mobile devices, these port are not required.