Open port numbers on firewall

OneSpan Authentication Server uses several different ports to communicate (see Table: Incoming ports used by OneSpan Authentication Server and Table: Outgoing ports used by OneSpan Authentication Server). If these are blocked by a firewall, some features will not work correctly.

We recommend using a software firewall on OneSpan Authentication Server and segmenting the OneSpan Authentication Server network with a hardware firewall.

Incoming ports

Table: Incoming ports used by OneSpan Authentication Server
Port description Default Protocol Configuration Source
SOAP 8888 TCP

Configuration Utility: Communicators > SOAP > Port

  • SOAP client
  • Digipass Authentication for Windows Logon 2.x
  • Digipass Authentication Module products
  • Administration Web Interface
RADIUS authentication 1812 UDP

Configuration Utility: Communicators > RADIUS > Authentication Port

  • RADIUS client
  • RADIUS back-end server
RADIUS accounting 1813 UDP

Configuration Utility: Communicators > RADIUS > Accounting Port

  • RADIUS client
  • RADIUS back-end server
SEAL without SSL 20003 TCP

Configuration Utility: Communicators > SEAL > Port

  • Tcl Command-Line Administration tool
  • Replication from other OneSpan Authentication Server instances
SEAL with SSL 20004 TCP

Configuration Utility: Communicators > SEAL > Port

Tcl Command-Line Administration tool

Live audit 20006 TCP

Configuration Utility: Auditing > Live Audit Viewer > Port

Audit Viewer

Apache Tomcat

8443

-OR-

9443

TCP Apache Tomcat configuration files (automatically during initial setup)

Web browser clients

MDC 20007 TCP MDC Configuration Utility Message Delivery Component (MDC)

Outgoing ports

Table: Outgoing ports used by OneSpan Authentication Server
Port description Default Protocol Configuration Destination
RADIUS Authentication 1812 UDP Administration Web Interface: Back-end server records > Authentication Port RADIUS back-end server
RADIUS Accounting 1813 UDP Administration Web Interface: Back-end server records > Accounting Port RADIUS back-end server
SEAL without SSL 20003 TCP Configuration Utility: Replication > Destination Servers > {Server} >Port Replication to other OneSpan Authentication Server
SEAL with SSL 20004 TCP Configuration Utility: Communicators > SEAL > Port OneSpan Authentication Server
Database Specific to driver TCP ODBC driver ODBC database (when located on a separate server)

LDAP

389 TCP Administration Web Interface: Back-end server records > Port NetIQ eDirectory, IBM Security Directory Server, or Active Directory back-end servers
SNMP trap 162 UDP

Configuration Utility: System Monitoring > Targets > Port

SNMP trap receivers

LDAPS 636 TCP Back-end server records IBM Security Directory Server or Active Directory back-end servers
LDAPS GC 3269 TCP Back-end server records Active Directory back-end servers