HP Xw460c HP Insight Control Environment User Guide - Page 144

Modifying firewall configuration settings, Configuring a DNS server, TCP/IP, Properties

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TCP/IP→Properties. The port number appears. The port number can be changed at this time, if necessary. The following ports are used by HP SIM and must be open: • TCP 22-SSH • UDP 161-SNMP • UDP 162-SNMP trap • TCP 280-HTTP • TCP 5989-WBEM/WMI Mapper secure • TCP 50000-HTTPS • TCP 50001-Secure SOAP • TCP and UDP 53-DNS The following ports are used by the Virtual Machine Management Pack and must be open: • 1125 • 1126 • 40420 Modifying firewall configuration settings To ensure that VPM can obtain updates, be sure that your firewall is configured for access to ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/essentials/vpm/. Configuring a DNS server If no DNS server exists in the server network, update the host files on both the HP SIM and VPM servers (if separate) with the IP address and Network Naming. These files are located at C:\Windows\system32\Drivers\etc. The target systems must be able to resolve the VPM server name to an IP address. The server host name where HP SIM and Vulnerability and Patch Management are installed must be correctly configured for name resolution and reverse lookup. To determine if DNS is properly configured, use the nslookup command, passing both the host IP address and the fully qualified hostname. If using DHCP, verify the following configurations in the advanced TCP/IP properties: 144 Troubleshooting

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TCP/IP
→
Properties
. The port number appears. The port number can be changed at this time, if
necessary.
The following ports are used by HP SIM and must be open:
•
TCP 22—SSH
•
UDP 161—SNMP
•
UDP 162—SNMP trap
•
TCP 280—HTTP
•
TCP 5989—WBEM/WMI Mapper secure
•
TCP 50000—HTTPS
•
TCP 50001—Secure SOAP
•
TCP and UDP 53—DNS
The following ports are used by the Virtual Machine Management Pack and must be open:
•
1125
•
1126
•
40420
Modifying firewall configuration settings
To ensure that VPM can obtain updates, be sure that your firewall is configured for access to
Configuring a DNS server
If no DNS server exists in the server network, update the host files on both the HP SIM and VPM servers (if
separate) with the IP address and Network Naming. These files are located at
C:\Windows\system32\Drivers\etc. The target systems must be able to resolve the VPM server name to an
IP address.
The server host name where HP SIM and Vulnerability and Patch Management are installed must be correctly
configured for name resolution and reverse lookup. To determine if DNS is properly configured, use the
nslookup
command, passing both the host IP address and the fully qualified hostname.
If using DHCP, verify the following configurations in the advanced TCP/IP properties:
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Troubleshooting