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Appendix B. Port requirements

This appendix details the network ports and protocols that Resource Manager needs to function properly. The exact

requirements for a specific installation depend on how its components are distributed and/or replicated from the master

host, and what classes of devices are being monitored. In most cases, the port numbers used by Resource Manager

daemons are set by their configuration file(s) in $ZENHOME/etc. Some monitoring templates use a configuration

property to specify the target port on monitored devices.

In the default, single-server installation, all communication among components is through the loopback network (lo) and

local (unix) sockets.

This appendix describes the ports used by a standard Resource Management installation with the Windows Monitoring

ZenPack installed. For ZenPacks not included in the standard installation, refer to Zenoss Service Dynamics Extended

Monitoring, or the individual ZenPack’s documentation.

Browser Connections to the Zenoss Web Server

By default, the Resource Manager web server load balancer (nginx) listens on TCP port 8080, but can be configured to

accept requests on the default HTTP port (80), the HTTPS port (443), or an arbitrary port.

Zenoss Administrator’s / Operator’s Browser to Zenoss UI

Description Port Proto Direction Source / Destination Notes

Web UI 8080* TCP OUT nginx

*Port number is configurable.

Google Maps portlet

(Dashboard)

80 (HTTP) TCP OUT callhome.zenoss.com,

Various Google sites

This portlet can be removed.

Default site portlet

(Dashboard)

80 (HTPP) TCP OUT www2.zenoss.com

This portlet can be removed

or reconfigured to access

another website.

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