Your network to allow VIA to perform these checks, 2300

Port	Protocol	Where Used	Description
Number	Protocol	Where Used	Description
Number
			Required for VIA: During the initializing phase, VIA uses HTTPS
			connections to perform trusted network and captive portal checks
			against the controller. It is mandatory that you enable port 443 on
			your network to allow VIA to perform these checks

500	UDP	controller	ISAKMP

514	UDP	controller	Syslog

1701	UDP	controller	L2TP

1723	TCP	controller	PPTP

2300	TCP	controller	Internal terminal server opened by telnet soe command.

3306	TCP	controller	Remote wired MAC lookup.

4343	TCP	controller	Users in a production environment are urged to install a certificate
			from a well known CA such as Verisign. Self-signed certs are
			open to man-in-the-middle attacks and should only be used for
			testing

4500	UDP	controller	sae-urn
			Required for VIA: During the initializing phase, VIA uses HTTPS
			connections to perform trusted network and captive portal checks
			against the controller. It is mandatory that you enable port 4500 on
			your network to allow VIA to perform these checks

8080	TCP	controller	Used internally for captive portal authentication (HTTP-proxy). This
			port is not exposed to wireless users.

8081	TCP	controller	Used internally for captive portal authentication (HTTPS). Not
			exposed to wireless users. A default self-signed certificate is
			installed in the controller. Users in a production environment are
			urged to install a certificate from a well known CA such as
			Verisign. Self-signed certs are open to man-in-the-middle attacks
			and should only be used for testing.

8082	TCP	controller	Used internally for single sign-on authentication (HTTP). Not
			exposed to wireless users.

8083	TCP	controller	Used internally for single sign-on authentication (HTTPS). Not
			exposed to wireless users.

8088	TCP	controller	For internal use.

8200	UDP	controller	The Aruba Discovery Protocol (ADP)

8211	UDP	controller	For internal use.

8888	TCP	controller	Used for HTTP access.

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6.2 specifications

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Dell 6.2 Your network to allow VIA to perform these checks, Controller Syslog 1701, 2300, Testing

Models: 6.2

Port

your network to allow VIA to perform these checks

controller

Syslog

1701

2300

controller

Remote wired MAC lookup.

4343

testing

controller

sae-urn

port is not exposed to wireless users.

8081

8082

exposed to wireless users.

8083

8088

controller

For internal use.

8200

The Aruba Discovery Protocol (ADP)

controller

For internal use.

8888

controller

Used for HTTP access.

6.2 specifications