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Endpoint Security Services and Ports

Endpoint Security operations are implemented by different services on the Endpoint Security Management Server, SmartEndpoint, and Endpoint Security clients.

Important - Make sure that these services and ports are not blocked by Firewall rules. To do so, connect to SmartConsole and SmartEndpoint on the Endpoint Security Management Server.

In SmartConsole, explicit rules are in Security Policies tab > Access Control.

See implied rules in Security Policies tab > Access Control > Actions > Implied Rules

Services used by the client to communicate with the Endpoint Security Management Server:

Client to Server Service

Protocol

Port

Notes

  • Policy downloads
  • Anti-Virus updates
  • Client package
  • Application Control

HTTP

TCP/80

 

  • Endpoint registration
  • New file encryption key retrieval

HTTPS

TCP/443

Used to encrypt messages sent using the Endpoint Security Encrypted Protocol

  • Synchronization request
  • Heartbeat
  • Log upload

ESP Encrypted

TCP/80

Heartbeat, communicates policy, status and compliance changes.

  • Full Disk Encryption Recovery Data Upload
  • Media Encryption & Port Protection Key Exchange
  • Full Disk Encryption User Acquisition & User credentials.

ESP Encrypted

TCP/443

 

SmartEndpoint uses SIC to reach the Endpoint Security Management Server:

Service

Protocol

Port

Check Point Secure Internal Communication

SIC

TCP/18190 - 18193

Before installing Endpoint Security Management Server, make sure these ports are not blocked:

TCP Port

Reserved for:

8080

Communication between Security Management Server and Directory Scanner to Tomcat

8009

Communication between Apache and Tomcat

1080

SOCKS Proxy