Ports
The following tables list network ports that must be opened to manage inbound and outbound traffic.
From | To | Protocol | Port | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Backup server | Source Linux machine with PostgreSQL | TCP | 6162 | Default port used by Linux Management Agent. |
TCP | 22 | Default SSH port used as a control channel (without Linux Management Agent). | ||
TCP | 2500 to 3300 | For WAL files shipping Default range of ports used for managing data transfer over the network. Log shipping server is used in case the direct connection to the backup repository is not possible. For more information, see the Log Shipping Servers section of the Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide. | ||
Source Linux machine with PostgreSQL | Log shipping server, backup repository | TCP | 2500 to 3300 | For WAL files shipping Default range of ports used for managing data transfer over the network. Log shipping server is used in case the direct connection to the backup repository is not possible. For more information, see the Log Shipping Servers section of the Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide. |
From | To | Protocol | Port | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Backup server, Veeam Backup & Replication console | Mount server | TCP | 6170 | Port used for connections to the mount service. |
Backup repository | Target Linux machine with PostgreSQL | TCP | 2500 to 3300 | Default range of ports used for managing data transfer during restore to the original (remote) machine or another Linux machine with PostgreSQL. |
Target Linux machine with PostgreSQL | Backup repository | TCP | 2500 to 3300 | Default range of ports used for managing data transfer during restore to the original (remote) machine or another Linux machine with PostgreSQL. |
Mount server | Target Linux machine with PostgreSQL | TCP | 22 | Default SSH port used as a control channel. |