StifleR
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2.62.10
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  2. Planning & Deployment Guide
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Firewall Ports

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StifleR Ports

The following (client) ports are used for the InterVLAN feature (see later). An asterisk (*) indicates a dynamic Port number. BranchCache tries to use a random port among the dynamic port range (49152-65535) as specified in RFC6335 section 6. Port Number Ranges:

Server – Client Communication

  • Source – dynamic

  • Destination – Port 1414 TCP/IP & Port 1414 UDP for Web Sockets

Web Server - Dashboards

  • Source - dynamic

  • Port 9000 is used by server to host the dashboard/data API. Dashboard uses it to connect to the REST API to get data

  • Port 80 - dashboards

Beacon Server Port

  • For clients to send iperf packets – Server TCP 5201

Figure 4 Port Number Matrix