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Oracle® Advanced Support Gateway Security Guide

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Updated: April 2024
 
 

Firewall Rules for External Traffic Through the Encrypted VPN Tunnel

If you use the Oracle-provided TLS VPN solution, the following table is informational only, illustrating the traffic transmitted over the VPN in support of the Gateway. If the alternative VPN solution is used, the following traffic must be allowed to communicate over the VPN.

Table 3  Firewall Rules between the Gateway and the Oracle Data Center Using VPN Tunnel
Source
Destination
Network Protocol/Port
Purpose
Gateway
  • 192.206.43.197/32

  • 198.51.38.199/32

  • 137.254.105.5/32

NTP (UDP/123)
Network Time Protocol (NTP)
Gateway
192.206.43.194/32
Syslog (TCP/514)
Gateway Syslog
Gateway
  • 198.51.38.194/32

  • 198.51.38.193/32

HTTPS (TCP/8080,9898)
Gateway security tools monitoring
  • 198.51.38.194/32

  • 198.51.38.193/32

Gateway
HTTPS (TCP/8080,9898)
Gateway security tools monitoring
  • 192.206.43.209/32

  • 198.51.38.209/32

  • 140.85.164.34/32

Gateway
Security Scanner
  • TCP/UDP/1-65535

  • ICMP (Types 8 & 0)

Gateway availability and security scanning
  • 198.51.37.1/32

  • 193.188.5.1/32

  • 140.83.88.1/32

  • 140.83.88.129/32

  • 140.83.89.1/32

  • 141.146.155.40/32

  • 141.146.155.41/32

  • 192.206.43.208/32

  • 198.51.38.208/32

Gateway
  • ICMP (Types 8 & 0)

  • SSH/SCP (TCP/22)

  • HTTPS (443, 7799, 9702)

  • SGD (TCP/5307)

Management traffic to remotely manage the Gateway and also facilitate remote access
Gateway
192.206.43.196/32
HTTPS/443
REST services for the Gateway
Gateway
  • 192.206.43.193/32

  • 198.51.38.196/32

LDAP (TCP/636)
Gateway authentication (LDAP)