Installing HP Device Manager
Network Requirements
The network should not contain any other running PXE servers. It should permit free communication on ports used by HP Device Man- ager. A number of UDP and TCP ports are required for client/server communication. See Table 1 for a list of standard ports required, and Table 2 for a list of custom ports required.
If you are using a Server behind a firewall, please add ports 1099 and 40002 to the exception ports in the firewall settings.
Table 1: Standard Ports Required
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67 & 68 | UDP | PXE - Bootstrap. |
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69 | UDP | TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol). |
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4011 | UDP | DHCP Proxy Service (this is an alternative to ports |
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20 & 21 | TCP | FTP (used for the Repository). |
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5900 | TCP | VNC Server. |
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Table 2: Custom HP Device Manager Ports Required
Receiver | Sender | Receiver | Protocol | Purpose |
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1099 | Console | Server | TCP | Console queries the RMI |
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| Registry. |
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40000 | Server/ | Gateway | UDP | Server/Agent polls Gateway. |
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40001 | Gateway | Agent | TCP | Gateway sends task to Agent. |
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40002 | Console | Server | TCP | Console calls the remote |
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| objects on Server by RMI. |
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40003 | Server/ | Gateway | TCP | Server sends task to |
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| Gateway; |
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| Agent sends report to |
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| Gateway. |
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