Firewall rules required to allow for reporting through the Authlogics Dashboards

Authlogics Authentication Server version 4.1 introduced a reporting engine and dashboards. The dashboard and reports retrieve the systems status and event log data from other Authlogics agents and servers deployed in the environment.

 

To access Authlogics' related events from the additional Authlogics Authentication Servers, Firewall rules will need to be enabled to allow the appropriate access. The Authlogics Authentication Server installer will create the necessary Windows Firewall rules on installation. However, should third-party firewalls be installed on the Authlogics Authentication Servers or a firewall resides between Authlogics Authentication Servers, these rules may need to be created manually.

The following table provides the information for creating the necessary inbound firewall rules.
 
Name Description Action Direction Protocol Local Port Remote IP Addresses
Authlogics Authentication Server Event Log (NP-In) Inbound rule to allow Authlogics Authentication Servers access to the local Windows Event Log Allow Inbound TCP 445 {All Authlogics Server IP Addresses}
Authlogics Authentication Server Event Log (RPC) Inbound rule to allow Authlogics Authentication Servers access to the local Windows Event Log Allow Inbound TCP

RPC Dynamic Ports

1024 - 65565 

 

{All Authlogics Server IP Addresses}
Authlogics Authentication Server Event Log (RPC-EPMAP) Inbound rule to allow Authlogics Authentication Servers access to the local Windows Event Log Allow Inbound TCP

RPC Endpoint Mapper

135

{All Authlogics Server IP Addresses}
 
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