Firewall Rules Between the Gateway and Oracle Third-Party Hosts
This section provides a table showing the internal firewall rules between the
Gateway and Oracle third-party hosts.
Note -
ILOMs on non-Oracle hardware can be monitored by the Oracle Advanced
Monitoring and Resolution service. ILOMs on non-Oracle hardware cannot be
monitored by Oracle Platinum Services or Oracle Auto Service Request
(ASR).
Table 17 Firewall Rules Between the Gateway and Third-Party Standalone Hosts
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ICMP
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All monitored interfaces
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Gateway
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ICMP Type 0 and 8
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Used to test network connectivity between customer systems and
the Gateway
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ICMP
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Gateway
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All monitored interfaces
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ICMP Type 0 and 8
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Used to test network connectivity between the Gateway and
customer systems
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SNMP
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Gateway
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Host
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UDP/161
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SNMP for monitoring
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OEM
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Gateway
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Host
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HTTPS/1830-1839
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OEM agent communication, typically 1830 is used for Oracle
Services
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SSH/SCP
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Gateway
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Host
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TCP/22
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SSH/SCP connection for implementation and ongoing
support
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SNMP
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Host
Host ILOM (if Oracle hardware)
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Gateway
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UDP/162
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SNMP for monitoring events and/or network monitoring
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HTTPS (OEM Agent)
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Host
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Gateway
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HTTPS/1159
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OEM agent communication to the Gateway
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HTTPS
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Host
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Gateway
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TCP/443
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Patch Download Service for patching support.
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