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Panorama
6.1
Administrator’s
Guide
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshoot
Log
Storage
and
Connection
Issues
Troubleshoot
Log
Storage
and
Connection
Issues
What
Ports
are
Used
by
Panorama?
To
ensure
that
Panorama
can
communicate
with
managed
firewalls,
Log
Collectors,
and
its
high
availability
(HA)
peer,
use
the
following
table
to
verify
the
ports
that
you
must
open
on
your
network.
On
an
M
‐
100
appliance
running
Panorama
6.1
or
later
releases,
you
can
optionally
assign
the
log
collection
and
Collector
Group
communication
functions
to
the
Eth1
or
Eth2
interfaces
(instead
of
to
the
default
MGT
interface).
The
ports
listed
in
the
following
table
apply
regardless
of
which
function
you
assign
to
which
interface.
For
example,
if
you
assign
log
collection
to
MGT
and
assign
Collector
Group
communication
to
Eth2,
then
MGT
will
use
port
3978
and
Eth2
will
use
port
28270.
(The
Panorama
virtual
appliance
can
only
use
the
MGT
interface
for
all
these
functions.)
Communicating
Devices
&
Direction
of
Connection
Establishment
Ports
Used:
5.0
and
5.1
Ports
Used:
6.0
and
6.1
Description
Panorama
and
Panorama
(HA)
Direction:
Each
peer
initiates
its
own
connection
to
the
other
28
28
For
HA
connectivity
and
synchronization
if
encryption
is
enabled.
Panorama
and
Panorama
(HA)
Direction:
Each
peer
initiates
its
own
connection
to
the
other
28769
and
28260
(5.1)
28769
and
49160
(5.0)
28260
and
28769
For
HA
connectivity
and
synchronization
if
encryption
is
not
enabled.
Panorama
and
managed
firewalls
Direction:
Initiated
by
the
firewall
3978
3978
A
bi
‐
directional
connection
where
the
logs
are
forwarded
from
the
firewall
to
Panorama;
and
configuration
changes
are
pushed
from
Panorama
to
the
managed
firewalls.
Context
switching
commands
are
sent
over
the
same
connection.
Panorama
and
Log
Collector
Direction:
Initiated
by
the
Log
Collector
3978
3978
For
management
and
log
collection/reporting.
Used
for
communication
between
the
default
Log
Collector
on
a
Panorama
in
Panorama
mode,
and
for
communicating
with
Log
Collectors
in
a
DLC
deployment.