CA Access Control UNIX Endpoint Used Ports

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CA Access Control UNIX Endpoint Used Ports

CA Access Control uses the following TCP ports on UNIX by default:

Port Number	Description	Direction	Source	Target	Comments
8891	CA Access Control Client Applications	Incoming	Remote CA Access Control Utilities	CA Access Control Agent	You can change the default port number by modifying the /etc/services file settings. To modify the default port number, add the following line, then restart CA Access Control daemons: seoslang2 port-number/ tcp
5249	SSL Communications	Incoming	Remote CA Access Control Utilities	CA Access Control Agent	FIPS 140-2 compliant. For more information about SSL communication, see the SSL, Authentication, and Certificates section in the Implementation Guide.
8892	Starting seosd from a remote computer	Incoming		seosload	When seload loads daemons on a remote computer, inetd (internet services daemon) on the remote computer executes the rseloadd program. This program executes seload locally and exits; it receives the parameters on this port. You can change the default port number by modifying the /etc/services file settings. To modify the default port number, add the following line, then restart CA Access Control daemons: seosload port-number/ tcp Note: The communication on this port is not encrypted since it does not send any sensitive information.
7443	Reports and Audit Events	Outgoing	ReportAgent	Distribution Server
8891	CA Access Control Client Applications	Outgoing	Policyfetcher	Distribution Server	Distributing AC policies to endpoints through Advanced Policy Management.
5249	SSL Communications	Outgoing	Policyfetcher	Distribution Server	Distributing AC policies to endpoints through Advanced Policy Management when SSL is enabled.