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    Arcserve UDP Network Ports - Draft - v6 PDF

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    This document describes the ports and protocols used for agent-based backup and replication of Windows, Linux, and virtual machines using Arcserve UDP. For Windows, ports 8014, 8015, and 445 are used for administration, backup/restore, and replication. Linux uses SSH port 22, boot server ports 67 and 69, and port 8014 for backup. Virtual machines use standard vCenter/Hyper-V ports as well as 8014 for replication. Remote replication to another RPS uses UDP port 8015 for console communication and optionally a web proxy for NAT traversal, with destination RPS ports 8014 or custom defined.

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    This document describes the ports and protocols used for agent-based backup and replication of Windows, Linux, and virtual machines using Arcserve UDP. For Windows, ports 8014, 8015, and 445 are used for administration, backup/restore, and replication. Linux uses SSH port 22, boot server ports 67 and 69, and port 8014 for backup. Virtual machines use standard vCenter/Hyper-V ports as well as 8014 for replication. Remote replication to another RPS uses UDP port 8015 for console communication and optionally a web proxy for NAT traversal, with destination RPS ports 8014 or custom defined.

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    This document describes the ports and protocols used for agent-based backup and replication of Windows, Linux, and virtual machines using Arcserve UDP. For Windows, ports 8014, 8015, and 445 are used for administration, backup/restore, and replication. Linux uses SSH port 22, boot server ports 67 and 69, and port 8014 for backup. Virtual machines use standard vCenter/Hyper-V ports as well as 8014 for replication. Remote replication to another RPS uses UDP port 8015 for console communication and optionally a web proxy for NAT traversal, with destination RPS ports 8014 or custom defined.

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    Arcserve UDP Network Ports - Draft - v6 PDF

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    This document describes the ports and protocols used for agent-based backup and replication of Windows, Linux, and virtual machines using Arcserve UDP. For Windows, ports 8014, 8015, and 445 are used for administration, backup/restore, and replication. Linux uses SSH port 22, boot server ports 67 and 69, and port 8014 for backup. Virtual machines use standard vCenter/Hyper-V ports as well as 8014 for replication. Remote replication to another RPS uses UDP port 8015 for console communication and optionally a web proxy for NAT traversal, with destination RPS ports 8014 or custom defined.

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    of 6

    Agent-Based Windows + Replication

    DS on local volume – either DAS, FC or iSCSI


    8014,
    TCP/135 & 445 for ADMIN$ (for Agent Deployment & Update)

    UDP Console 8015


    8015

    Remote registry service :


    Enabled or Manual 8014,
    8015 8014,
    445 for ADMIN$
    UDP Agent 445 for ADMIN$

    8014 for replication


    8014 for Data transfer
    445 for backup & restore & arcserve udp view
    3 ports from 5000 to 5060 for GDD Destination 1 RPS RPS for Replication

    If UDP Agent restore from RPS-R


    8014 for Data transfer
    445 for backup & restore & arcserve udp view
    3 ports from 5000 to 5060 for GDD

    All nodes: DNS lookup of each other (or hosts file trick) 1
    Agent-Based Windows + Replication
    DS Destination on CIFS via UNC path
    8014,
    TCP/135 & 445 for ADMIN$ (for Agent Deployment & Update)

    UDP Console 8015


    8015

    Remote registry service :


    Enabled or Manual 8014,
    8015 8014,
    445 for ADMIN$
    UDP Agent 445 for ADMIN$

    3 ports from 5000 to 5060 for GDD


    8014 for Data transfer

    8014 for replication

    Destination 1 RPS RPS for Replication

    445 445
    for backup, restore
    & arcserve udp view

    Destination Folder of DS 2
    (UNC path)
    Host-Based Agentless vSphere

    vCenter 443/80 or Customer Defined UDP Console

    443/80 or Customer Defined See previous slide for


    See previous Console to RPS
    slide for
    Console to
    Agent

    443/80 or Customer Defined

    See
    ESX Host previous
    Proxy slides for Destination RPS
    Agent to
    RPS

    Additionally: transaction log purging requires … from … to the guest VM

    3
    Host-Based Agentless Hyper-V

    UDP Console

    445/135 & 2179 for VMMS


    See previous slide for
    See previous Console to RPS
    slide for
    Console to
    Hyper-V Agent
    445/135 & 2179 for VMMS

    See
    previous
    Proxy slides for Destination RPS
    Agent to
    RPS

    4
    Agent-Based Linux

    SSH 22
    UDP Console

    SSH 22, 8014


    Boot Server 67,
    (UDP Protocol) 69 TFTP 8015
    Protected Linux Server
    SSH 22
    Machine

    8014

    UDP Linux
    Backup Server

    5
    Replicate to remotely-manager RPS
    (aka “MSP connection”)

    UDP Console 1 8015 UDP Console 2


    or
    Web Customer Defined NAT
    see
    Proxy Router
    previous Public IP
    slides
    UDP Agent
    or
    agentless

    8014
    or
    Destination 1 RPS Web Customer Defined NAT Destination 2 RPS
    Proxy Router
    Public IP
    Direct Link works fine - Web Proxy & NAT traversal are optional.
    UDP Console + RPS can be the same node in either side.

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