What Ports are used by EDR Server?
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Article ID: 288020
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Carbon Black EDR (formerly Cb Response)
Issue/Introduction
What ports are being used by the EDR Server Services?
Resolution
Daemon Name | Port Number | Log Location |
cb-pgsql | 5002 | /var/log/cb/pgsql/ |
cb-datagrid | 5701 | /var/log/cb/datagrid/ |
cb-redis | 6379 | /var/log/cb/redis |
cb-rabbitmq | 4369 & 25004 | /var/log/cb/rabbitmq |
cb-solr | 8080 | /var/log/cb/solr |
cb-nginx | 443 & 80 (Default) | /var/log/cb/nginx |
cb-datastore | 9000 | /var/log/cb/datastore |
cb-coreservices | 5000 | /var/log/cb/coreservices |
cb-sensorservices | 6500 & 6501 | /var/log/cb/sensorservices |
cb-liveresponse | 5600 | /var/log/cb/liveresponse |
cb-allianceclient | None | /var/log/cb/allianceclient |
cb-enterprised | 5001 & 5006 | /var/log/cb/enterprise |
cb-supervisord | None | /var/log/cb/supervisord |
Additional Information
- In a clustered environment, all ports must be accessible between all server nodes.
- In a clustered environment that has external communications that allow sensors to check in, all nodes must allow communication on ports 443.
- For standalone servers, outside communication can be locked down as long as the associated sensors are able to check in using ports 443 .
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