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INFO: What ports are required to be open on the network for the TAR to communicate with the R3000 and ER?

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What ports are required to be open on the network for the TAR to communicate with the R3000 and ER?

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What ports are required to be open on the network for the TAR to communicate with the R3000 and ER?

 

The following ports must be open:

     4800
     6600
     1443

Port 6600 must be open on the TAR for the R3000 to be able to connect to the TAR. The R3000 connects to the TAR on this port and sends logs to the TAR.

Port 4800 must be open on the R3000 for the TAR to be able to connect to the R3000. The TAR connects to the R3000 on this port to to send commands.

Port 1443 must be open on the R3000. The TAR connects to the R3000 on this port to retrieve user group information.


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