SCCM Firewall Ports
Question
Hi Team,
Few queries on below SCCM firewall ports.
From – Do I need to set the ports details in Outbound rules ?
To – Do I need to set the ports in the Inbound rules ?
In unidirectional, do we need to set it at only one side ?
In bidirectional, do we need to set it at both side ?
Please clarify, it might be basic question.
| From | TO | UDP | TCP | Description | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asset Intelligence Synchronization Point | Microsoft | 443 | HTTP | Unidirectional | |
| Asset Intelligence Synchronization Point | SQL Server | 1433 | SQL Over TCP | Unidirectional | |
| App Catalog Web Service Point | SQL Server | 1433 | SQL Over TCP | Unidirectional | |
| App Catalog Website Point | App Catalog Web Service Point | 80/443 | HTTP/HTTPS | Unidirectional |
Answers ( 3 )
Thanks Debabrata for your clarification.
Please clarify me below points as well to understand better.
In unidirectional, do we need to set it at only one side ? Yes
– If it is one side do I need to choose outbound or inbound rule ?
In bidirectional, do we need to set it at both side ? Yes
– I believe in this case ” From ” means ( outbound ) and ” To ” means ( Inbound ) ? so in bi-directional I need to set as above.
App Catalog Website Point, App Catalog Website Point, and Asset Intelligence Synchronization Point are already deprecated so we don’t recommend using all these components.
More details on SCCM deprecated https://www.anoopcnair.com/sccm-unsupported-features-updated-lst/
Hi Alex,
Please find the answers below.
Outbound firewall rule means the traffic allowed to leave the server on which port source to the destination. Where in inbound rules allows traffic to the server on which ports and from which source. If inbound rule is not configured, then no incoming traffic is allowed to the server.
In unidirectional, do we need to set it at only one side ? Yes
In bidirectional, do we need to set it at both side ? Yes