EFT File Transfers protocols

Inbound: Encrypted web connections for transferring files with EFT used by clients (browsers, web clients) and the services such:

AS2, Mobile Transfer Client

Invoke event rules via Web Services

EFT account management (password changed)

Outbound: Encrypted web connections used by EFT to transfer files via HTTPS with other application servers.

Inbound: Unencrypted web connections to transferring files with EFT used by clients (browsers, web clients) and other application servers.
Outbound: Unencrypted web connections used by EFT to transfer files via HTTP with other application servers.

Inbound: Encrypted TCP connections for transferring files with EFT via SFTP protocol used by SFTP clients.

Outbound: Encrypted TCP connections used by EFT to transfer files via SFTP protocol with other SFTP servers.

Inbound: Unencrypted or Encrypted (Explicit SSL) TCP connections for transferring files with EFT via FTP protocol used by FTP clients.

Outbound: Unencrypted or Encrypted (Explicit SSL) TCP connections used by EFT to transfer files via FTP protocol with other FTP servers.

Inbound: Encrypted TCP connections for transferring files with EFT via FTP protocol used by FTP clients.

Outbound: Encrypted TCP connections used by EFT to transfer files via FTP protocol with other FTP servers.

Inbound: Unencrypted or Encrypted TCP connections for transferring files with EFT via FTP when using PASV mode by FTP clients.

EFT Management, Notifications, and Auditing and Reporting

TCP Unencrypted or Encrypted (SSL/TLS) connection used by EFT to manage its configuration via EFT administrator console or SFTPCOMInterface API

Port used by EFT for REST API.

TCP Unencrypted or encrypted (SSL/TLS) connection used to save and retrieve ARM logs into SQL Server

TCP Unencrypted or encrypted (SSL/TLS) connection used to save and retrieve ARM logs into SQL Server

TCP unencrypted connections used by EFT protocol for sending email notifications via SMTP.

TCP unencrypted or encrypted (SSL) connections used by EFT for sending email notifications via IMAP.

EFT Content Integrity Control

Unencrypted or encrypted (SSL/TLS) HTTP connection used by EFT to communicate with an ICAP server protocol for DLP (e.g. virus scanning, content filtering).

DMZ Gateway

Port used by DMZ gateway to connect to another DMZ using FAST protocol for file transfers using the accelerate transfer module.

TCP Unencrypted or encrypted (SSL/TLS) connections used by EFT to connect to, control DMZ and transfer files from DMZ gateway.

Storage

SMB/CIFS protocol used by EFT to connect to a file shares (NAS) as a backend data storage

iSCSI ports typically used by SAN storage, and consumed by EFT as storage presented as a NTFS local drive or file shares.

DFS, Group Policy and NetBIOS used for Storage replication if used by EFT Server

EFT High Availability

Message Queuing default ports used by EFT to operate when deployed in High Availability mode and maintain its configuration synchronized and load balance processing of event rules.

UDP ports used when EFT is configured as multicast.

Active Directory

RPC protocol used by Microsoft for Active Directory replication

DHCP Server

User and Computer Authentication, Replication, DFSN, NetBIOS Session Service, NetLogon

User and Computer Authentication, Name Resolution, Trusts

LDAP

LDAP Directory, Replication, User and Computer Authentication, Group Policy, Trusts

LDAP SSL Directory, Replication, User and Computer Authentication, Group Policy, Trusts

LDAP Global catalog for Directory, Replication, User and Computer Authentication, Group Policy, Trusts

LDAP Global catalog for Directory, Replication, User and Computer Authentication, Group Policy, Trusts

Advanced Authentication

RADIUS server default port used by EFT for multifactor authentication