If you are using the Deep Security Agent version 11.2 or later to protect containers
that communicate over an overlay network, you may need to add a number of firewall
rules to allow network traffic for the Swarm services because the default firewall
rules block that traffic.
Name
|
Action type
|
Priority
|
Direction
|
Frame type
|
Protocol
|
Source IP
|
Source port
|
Destination IP
|
Destination tort
|
HTTP incoming TCP 80 destination port
|
Force Allow
|
0 - Lowest
|
Incoming
|
IP
|
TCP
|
Any
|
N/A
|
Any
|
80
|
HTTP outgoing TCP 80 source port
|
Force Allow
|
0 - Lowest
|
Outgoing
|
IP
|
TCP
|
Any
|
80
|
Any
|
Any
|
Swarm outgoing TCP 443 port
|
Force Allow
|
0 - Lowest
|
Outgoing
|
IP
|
TCP
|
Any
|
Any
|
Any
|
443
|
Swarm incoming TCP 2377, 4789, 7946, 60012 port
|
Force Allow
|
0 - Lowest
|
Incoming
|
IP
|
TCP+UDP
|
Any
|
Any
|
Any
|
2377, 4789, 7946, 60012
|
Swarm outgoing TCP 2377, 4789, 7946, 60012 port
|
Force Allow
|
0 - Lowest
|
Outgoing
|
IP
|
TCP+UDP
|
Any
|
2377, 4789, 7946, 60012
|
Any
|
Any
|