List of Ports Used

The ports that NetLD uses for communication are shown below. If you need to access your device through a firewall, change your firewall’s communication settings to ensure the required ports are open.

Feature Port Protocol UDP/TCP Communication Direction
Zero-Touch 67 DHCP UDP NetLD ← Destination
68 DHCP UDP NetLD → Destination
80 HTTP TCP NetLD ← Destination
69 TFTP UDP NetLD ← Destination
- ICMP - NetLD ← Destination
Automatic Discovery 22, 23 SSH, Telnet TCP NetLD → Destination
161 SNMP UDP NetLD → Destination
- ICMP - NetLD → Destination
Send Settings (Restore Configuration) 22, 23 SSH, Telnet TCP NetLD → Destination
69 TFTP UDP NetLD ← Destination
20, 21 FTP TCP NetLD ← Destination
Settings Using Modification Tools 22, 23 SSH, Telnet TCP NetLD → Destination
Trap Sending 162 SNMP UDP NetLD → Destination
SNMP Monitoring 161 SNMP UDP NetLD → Destination
Trap Reception 162 SNMP UDP NetLD ← Destination
Real-time change detection 514 Syslog UDP NetLD ← Destination
Backup* 22, 23 SSH, Telnet TCP NetLD → Destination
161 SNMP UDP NetLD → Destination
69 TFTP UDP NetLD ← Destination
20, 21 FTP TCP NetLD ← Destination
Terminal proxy 2222, 443 SSH or HTTPS TCP NetLD ← Client PC
22, 23 SSH, Telnet TCP NetLD → Destination
Web Terminal 443 HTTPS TCP NetLD ← Client (GUI)
22, 23 SSH, Telnet TCP NetLD → Destination
Client 443 HTTPS TCP NetLD ← Client (GUI)
External authentication function 389 LDAP TCP NetLD → Authentication server
1812 RADIUS UDP NetLD → Authentication server

*The appropriate settings for the protocol you use will depend on the type of device you are using. For example, for IOS devices, “CLI (Telnet, SSH) only, or both CLI and TFTP”.