Difference between revisions of "Samba Port Usage"
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When running with a firewall, several protocols/ports must be enabled to allow Samba 4 to operate as expected. These are: |
When running with a firewall, several protocols/ports must be enabled to allow Samba 4 to operate as expected. These are: |
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| − | * DNS: port 53 |
+ | * DNS: port 53 (both TCP and UDP) |
| − | * Multicast DNS: port 5353 |
+ | * Multicast DNS: port 5353 (both TCP and UDP) |
| − | * Samba/smbd: ports 137 - 139 and |
+ | * Samba/smbd: UDP ports 137 - 138, TCP ports 139 and 445 |
| − | * EPMMAP: port 135 |
+ | * EPMMAP: TCP port 135 |
| − | * LDAP: |
+ | * LDAP: TCP ports 389 and 636 |
| − | * Kerberos: |
+ | * Kerberos: ports 88 and 464 (both TCP and UDP) |
| − | * Directory Sync: 1024 |
+ | * Directory Sync: TCP port 1024 |
TODO: Add rules needed for IPTABLES and other firewall types. |
TODO: Add rules needed for IPTABLES and other firewall types. |
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Revision as of 04:16, 15 April 2013
When running with a firewall, several protocols/ports must be enabled to allow Samba 4 to operate as expected. These are:
- DNS: port 53 (both TCP and UDP)
- Multicast DNS: port 5353 (both TCP and UDP)
- Samba/smbd: UDP ports 137 - 138, TCP ports 139 and 445
- EPMMAP: TCP port 135
- LDAP: TCP ports 389 and 636
- Kerberos: ports 88 and 464 (both TCP and UDP)
- Directory Sync: TCP port 1024
TODO: Add rules needed for IPTABLES and other firewall types.