Local ports
To implement certain features, the security software installed on the computers on the network uses these listening ports:
Windows
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TCP port 18226: Used by computers with the cache role on all network interfaces. See Cache role.
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TCP port 21226: Used by computers with the cache role to request the files to download on all network interfaces. See Cache role.
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TCP port 3128: Used by computers with the proxy role on all network interfaces. See Cytomic proxy role.
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UDP port 21226: Used by computers with the discovery computer role on all network interfaces. See Discovery computer role
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TCP port 33000: Used by computers that make a VPN connection to the Firebox on all network interfaces. See Network Access Enforcement.
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UDP port 35621: Used by the protection module on the localhost interface.
Linux
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UDP port 21226: Used by computers with the discovery computer role on all network interfaces. See Discovery computer role
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TCP port 4575: Used by the protection module on the localhost interface.
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TCP port 8310: Used by the protection module on the localhost interface.
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TCP port 5560: Internal process communication on the localhost interface.
macOS
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UDP port 21226: Used by computers with the discovery computer role on all network interfaces. See Discovery computer role
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TCP port 33000: Used by computers that make a VPN connection to the Firebox on all network interfaces. See Network Access Enforcement.
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TCP port 4575: Used by the protection module on the localhost interface.
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TCP port 8310: Used by the protection module on the localhost interface.
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TCP port 5560: Internal process communication on the localhost interface.
Access to the web console
You can access the management console with the latest version of these browsers:
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Chrome
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Microsoft Edge
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Firefox
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Opera
Access to service URLs
For Advanced EDR to work correctly, the protected computers must be able to access these URLs.
Product name | URLs |
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Advanced EDR |
URLs to send unknown files:
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Root certificates |
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Cytomic Data Watch |
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To perform remediation actions from Cytomic Orion, you must allow access to these URLs on the computer local firewall if it is from a vendor other than Cytomic:
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Activity testing |
For Windows protection versions higher than 8.00.16.
For connectivity tests
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Network attack protection |
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Ports
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Port 80 (HTTP)
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Port 443 (HTTPS, websocket)
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Port 8080 (access from Cytomic Orion)
Patch and update downloads (Cytomic Patch)
See this support article (https://www.pandasecurity.com/uk/support/card?id=700044) for a full list of the URLs that must be accessible from the network computers that receive patches, or from the network computers with the cache/repository role.