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  2. NetBackup™ Web UI RHV Administrator's Guide
  3. Managing RHV servers
  4. About the ports that NetBackup uses to communicate with RHV
NetBackup™ Web UI RHV Administrator's Guide

About the ports that NetBackup uses to communicate with RHV

The following table describes the ports that NetBackup requires to communicate with RHV:

Table: Ports required by NetBackup to communicate with RHV

Port

Protocol

Destination

Purpose

80, 443

TCP

RHV Manager

Provides HTTP and HTTPS access to the RHV Manager

54322

TCP

RHV Hosts

(Red Hat Enterprise Linux hosts)

Required for communication with the ImageIO daemon (ovirtimageio-daemon)

54323

TCP

RHV Manager

(ImageIO Proxy server)

Required for communication with the ImageIO Proxy (ovirtimageio-proxy)

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