FortiSandbox Open Ports

FortiSandbox Open Ports

Incoming Ports

Purpose

Protocol/Port
FortiGate OFTP TCP/514
Others SSH CLI Management TCP/22
Telnet CLI Management TCP/23
Web Admin TCP/80, TCP/443
OFTP Communication with FortiGate & FortiMail TCP/514
Third-party proxy server for ICAP servers ICAP: TCP/1344

ICAPS: TCP/11344

Outgoing Ports

Purpose

Protocol/Port
FortiGuard

(FortiSandbox will use a random port

picked by the kernel)

FortiGuard Distribution Servers TCP/8890
FortiGuard Web Filtering Servers UDP/53, UDP/8888

Services and port numbers required for FortiSandbox                                                           FortiSandbox

Outgoing Ports

Purpose

Protocol/Port
FortiSandbox

Community

Cloud

(FortiSandbox will use a random port

picked by the kernel)

Upload detected malware information TCP/443, UDP/53

Services and port numbers required for FortiSandbox

The tables above show all the services required for FortiSandbox to function correctly. You can use the diagnostic FortiSandbox command test-network to verify that all the services are allowed by the upstream. If the result is Passed, then there is no issue. If there is an issue with a specific service, it will be shown in the command output, and inform you which port needs to be opened.

This command checks:

  • VM Internet access l Internet connection l System DNS resolve speed l VM DNS resolve speed l Ping speed l Wget speed
  • Web Filtering service l FortiSandbox Community Cloud service
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