Firewall configuration

If your environment is protected by a firewall, the following network ports must be open.

If an outbound port is opened on machine with an Acronis component, ensure that the same port is opened as inbound on the destination machine. For example, if you back up data to a NAS device, TCP port 445 must be open for outbound connections on the machine with the protection agent. On the NAS device, TCP port 445 must be open for inbound connections.

If not stated otherwise, all ports are TCP. Local ports that are used by the Cyber Protect services are not listed.

Inbound ports

Common scenarios
Scenario Machine with Management Server Machine with protection agent

Base scenario

(Required for all other scenarios)

9877, 7780 -
Remote installation of agents - 445
Patch management - 18018, 6888
Remote commands via acrocmd 9861 9860

 

VMware scenarios
Scenario Machine with protection agent
Running a virtual machine from a backup (Instant Restore) 2029
VM replication (when Agent for VMware (Virtual Appliance) is running on the ESXi host or cluster that is the target for VM replication) 3333

 

PXE server scenario
Scenario Machine with the Acronis PXE component
Booting a machine by using bootable media from a PXE server 67, 69, 4011

 

Acronis Storage Node scenarios
Scenario Machine with Acronis Storage Node
Backup to Acronis Storage Node 9876, 9862
Remote commands via acrocmd 9862
Acronis Cyber Infrastructure scenario
Scenario Machine with Acronis Cyber Infrastructure
Backup to locally deployed Acronis Cyber Infrastructure 44445, 8888, 44440

Outbound ports

Management scenarios
Scenario Machine with Management Server Machine with protection agent

Base scenario

(Required for all other scenarios)

443 9877, 7780
Remote installation of agents 445 -
Send email notifications Ports used by your SMTP server, such as 25, 465, 587 -

Syncing subscriptions

Syncing vulnerability assessment and patch management databases

Syncing anti-malware definitions

Downloading and installing components

Threat feed alerts

443, 80

80, 443 – Syncing vulnerability assessment and patch management databases

80 – Updating Active protection configuration

443 – Syncing anti-malware definitions

 

VMware scenarios
Scenario Machine with Management Server Machine with protection agent
Deploying Agent for VMware (Virtual appliance) 443, 902 -
Backup of VMware data - 443, 902
Management operations, such as create, update, and delete virtual machines on vSphere during backup, recovery, and VM replication - 443
Read/write data on VM disks during backup, recovery, and VM replication (for NFC connections) - 902
Running a virtual machine from a backup (Instant Restore) - 2029
VM replication (when Agent for VMware (Virtual Appliance) is running on the ESXi host or cluster that is the target for VM replication) - 3333

 

Backup destination scenarios
Scenario Machine with Management Server Machine with protection agent Machine with Acronis Storage Node
Backup to Acronis Storage Node - 9876, 9862 9877, 7780
Backup to an Acronis Storage Node vault on a network share or NAS - 9876, 9862 9877, 7780, 445
Backup to a network share or NAS - 445 -
Backup to a NFS server -

TCP, UDP 111

TCP, UDP 2049

-
Backup to a SFTP server 44445, 8888 22 -
Backup to Acronis Cloud or locally deployed Acronis Cyber Infrastructure 443

44445, 443

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Backup to public clouds - 80, 443 -