Sangfor HCI and aSV provide a unified infrastructure combining compute, storage, networking, and built-in security to simplify deployment, operations, and services.
When the operation and maintenance personnel need to perform some operations, they need to open some ports. For example, when the operation and maintenance personnel need to perform node expansion, node replacement, and inspection, they need to open the SSH port. The specific ports and usage scenarios are as follows:
Service Name
Port
Protocol
Description
New Host Discovery
4099
udp
Used to discover physical nodes with HCI installed.
Virtual Machine Migration Service
7001-7019
tcp
Used for intra-cluster and cross-cluster virtual machine migration. This port will be automatically enabled when the Sangfor Cloud Platform(SCP) manages the cluster.
p2v migration service
4000-4010
10809-10900
tcp/udp
Used to process migration request tasks and migration data transfers when performing p2v tasks.
Used to provide API interface to third-party calls
SNMP service
161
udp
The SNMP service help administrators understand the usage of physical resources, which requires an independent account and password to use the service.
SSH port
22
tcp
It is used for host expansion, host replacement, and inspection to connect to the host.
Table 12:Port Management
Steps
Log in to the HCI console, and navigate to System > General > Port Management. On this page, you may Enable and Disable the cluster port.
On this page, you can enable and disable the SSH port at the same time. It is also possible to restrict the IP addresses that can access the SSH port by enabling SSH IP Restriction.