The following table shows the network communication ports used by Archive Shuttle. These ports are provided for reference for the situation where a firewall exists between the source and target environments in the archive migration.
SOURCE |
Destination |
Port(s) |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
Module Servers |
Archive Shuttle Server |
TCP 80 (HTTP) TCP 443 (HTTPS) |
HTTP/S Communication from Modules to Archive Shuttle Servers (*1) |
Export / Import Module Servers |
Storage Servers (CIFS Shares) |
TCP 445 (CIFS) |
Access to CIFS Shares (*2) |
Archive Shuttle Server |
SQL Server |
TCP 1433 (MSSQL) |
Access to Microsoft SQL Server hosting the Archive Shuttle databases |
Archive Shuttle Server |
DNS Servers |
UDP 53 (DNS) |
Access to DNS for Windows |
Archive Shuttle Server |
Domain Controllers |
TCP 88 (Kerberos) TCP 445 (CIFS) |
Access to Domain Controllers for Windows |
Enterprise Vault Module Servers |
Enterprise Vault Servers |
|
See your Enterprise Vault documentation on what ports are needed for the Enterprise Vault API to talk to Enterprise Vault |
Exchange Module Servers |
Exchange Servers |
|
See your Microsoft Exchange documentation on what ports are needed to talk to Microsoft Exchange (MAPI/EWS) |
Office 365 Module Servers |
Office 365 |
TCP 443 (HTTPS) |
HTTPS communication from Archive Shuttle Office 365 Module to Office 365 |
SourceOne/EMX Module |
SQL Server |
TCP 1433 (MSSQL) |
Access to Microsoft SQL Server hosting the SourceOne/EMX databases |
Zantas EAS Module |
SQL Server |
TCP 1433 (MSSQL) |
Access to the Microsoft SQL Server hosting the EAS database |
Zantas EAS Module |
Zantas App Server |
TCP 443 (HTTPS) TCP 80 (HTTP) |
HTTP(S) communication with the Zantas EAS application server |
Metalogix Archive Manager Module |
SQL Server |
TCP 1433 (MSSQL) |
Access to the Microsoft SQL Server hosting the Metalogix Archive Manager database |
Metalogix Archive Manager Module |
Metalogix App Server |
TCP 443 (HTTPS) TCP 80 (HTTP) |
HTTP(S) communication with the Metalogix Archive Manager application server |
(*1) If the Archive Shuttle core is configured to use HTTPS, then port 443 needs to be open on any firewalls. If the core is configured to use HTTP, then port 80 needs to be open on any firewalls.
(*2) Note that this is also supported through SMB 2 and SMB 3.
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