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Required ports for ESXi 5.1.x

2015-01-22 · Posted in VMWare

ESXi must be able to send and receive data from every vSphere Client. If you are attaching your ESXi host to vCenter Server, additional ports will be required. To enable migration and provisioning activities between managed hosts, the source and destination hosts must be able to receive data from each other.

Also, if you are attaching your ESXi host to external storage components, such as an NFS or iSCSI device, or management components, such as a SysLog server, monitoring system, etc, additional ports must be opened on the firewall in those instances.

Note: In Microsoft Windows Server 2008, a firewall is enabled by default.

This table outlines the ports required for communication between these components:

Port Protocol Source Target Description
22 TCP Client PC ESXi 5.1.x SSH Server
53 UDP ESXi 5.1.x DNS Server DNS Client
68 UDP ESXi 5.1.x DHCP Server DHCP Client
80 TCP Client PC ESXi 5.1.x Redirect Web Browser to HTTPS Service (443)
88 TCP ESXi host Active Directory Server PAM Active Directory Authentication – Kerberos
111 TCP ESXi/ESX host NFS Server NFS Client – RPC Portmapper
111 UDP ESXi/ESX host NFS Server NFS Client – RPC Portmapper
123 UDP ESXi/ESX host NTP Time Server NTP Client
161 UDP SNMP Server ESXi 4.x host SNMP Polling. Not used in ESXi 3.x
162 UDP ESXi host SNMP Collector SNMP Trap Send
389 TCP/UDP ESXi host LDAP Server PAM Active Directory Authentication – Kerberos
427 UDP vSphere Client ESXi/ESX host CIM Service Location Protocol (SLP)
443 TCP vSphere Client ESXi/ESX host vSphere Client to ESXi/ESX host management connection
443 TCP ESXi/ESX host ESXi/ESX host Host to host VM migration and provisioning
445 UDP ESXi host MS Directory Services Server PAM Active Directory Authentication
445 TCP ESXi host MS Directory Services Server PAM Active Directory Authentication
445 TCP ESXi host SMB Server SMB Server
464 TCP ESXi host Active Directory Server PAM Active Directory Authentication – Kerberos
514 TCP/UDP ESXi 5.1.x Syslog Server Remote syslog logging
902 TCP/UDP ESXi 5.1.x ESXi 5.1.x Host access to other hosts for migration and provisioning
902 UDP ESXi 5.1.x vSphere Client (UDP) Status update (heartbeat) connection from ESXi to vCenter Server
902 TCP vSphere Client ESXi 5.1.x vSphere Client access to virtual machine consoles (MKS)
49152    to 65535 TCP/UDP ESXi host Active Directory Server Bi-directional communication on TCP/UDP ports is required between the ESXi host and the Active Directory Domain Controller (via the netlogondprocess on the ESXi host). For more information, see Active Directory and Active Directory Domain Services Port Requirements and the Microsoft Knowledge Base article 179442.
2049 TCP ESXi 5.1.x NFS Server Transactions from NFS storage devices
2049 UDP ESXi 5.1.x NFS Server Transactions from NFS storage devices
3260 TCP ESXi 5.1.x iSCSI storage server Transactions to iSCSI storage devices
5900 to 5964 TCP ESXi 5.1.x ESXi 5.1.x RFB protocol, which is used by management tools such as VNC
5988 TCP CIM Server ESXi 5.1.x CIM transactions over HTTP
5989 TCP vCenter Server ESXi 5.1.x CIM XML transactions over HTTPS
5989 TCP ESXi 5.1.x vCenter Server CIM XML transactions over HTTPS
8000 TCP ESXi 5.1.x (VM Target) ESXi 5.1.x (VM Source) Requests from vMotion
8000 TCP ESXi 5.1.x (VM Source) ESXi 5.1.x (VM Target) Requests from vMotion
8100 TCP/UDP ESXi 5.1.x ESXi 5.1.x Traffic between hosts for vSphere Fault Tolerance (FT)
8182 TCP/UDP ESXi 5.1.x ESXi 5.1.x Traffic between hosts for vSphere High Availability (vSphere HA)
8200 TCP/UDP ESXi 5.1.x ESXi 5.1.x Traffic between hosts for vSphere Fault Tolerance (FT)
8301 UDP ESXi 5.1.x ESXi 5.1.x DVS port information
8302 UDP ESXi 5.1.x ESXi 5.1.x DVS port information
31100 TCP vCenter Server SPS Server Internal communication port
31000 TCP SPS Server vCenter Server Internal communication port

 

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