NetBackup™ Network Ports Reference Guide
- About the NetBackup network ports
- NetBackup Ports
- NetBackup default ports
- NetBackup primary server ports
- NetBackup media server ports
- NetBackup client ports
- NetBackup WORM storage server network ports
- NetBackup Snapshot Manager ports
- NetBackup web UI ports
- Java Console ports
- NDMP server ports
- DataDomain OpenStorage ports
- NetBackup Granular Restore Technology (GRT) ports
- Network and port address translation
- Configuring ports for the NetBackup legacy Web Services
- Other Network Ports
- NetBackup deduplication ports
- NetBackup malware detection ports
- NetBackup VMware ports
- Port usage for the NetBackup vSphere Web Client Plug-in
- Nutanix AHV cluster ports
- Required ports for different arrays
- Port requirements for Kubernetes operator deployment
- NetBackup CloudStore Service Container (nbcssc) port
- Index
Port requirements for Kubernetes operator deployment
Following table shows the port requirements for the Kubernetes operator deployment. If firewall exists between the various hosts, you must open the required communication ports.
Table: Ports that must be open in a NetBackup Kubernetes cluster environment
Source | Port number | Destination |
|---|---|---|
Primary server | TCP port 443 | Kubernetes cluster |
Media server | TCP port 443 (new in NetBackup 10.0). | Kubernetes cluster |
Note: Review the Kubernetes configuration to ensure that the Kubernetes API server port has not been changed from 443 to a non-default port; often 6443 or 8443. | ||
Kubernetes cluster | TCP port 443 (applicable in NetBackup version 9.1, but not in version 10.0 or later). | Primary server |
Note: NetBackup Kubernetes Operator (KOps) and datamover pods have additional requirements (new in NetBackup 10.0). | ||
Kubernetes cluster | TCP port 1556 outbound | Primary server |
Kubernetes cluster | TCP port 1556 outbound | Media server |
Kubernetes cluster | TCP port 13724 bi-directional if using Resilient Network. | Primary and media server |