• Overview of Ports Used by Peplink SD-WAN Routers and Other Peplink Services
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Overview of Ports Used by Peplink SD-WAN Routers and Other Peplink Services#

InControl Appliance

Please allow the following traffic to pass through if a firewall is set up in front of the appliance.

 

Direction Protocol Purpose
Inbound UDP 5246 Device communication.
TCP 5246 (if port 5246 is not reachable, port 1443 will be tried) Device communication for remote web admin and InTouch.
TCP 443 Web accesses.
TCP 80 Automatic acquisition and renewal of SSL certificate for InControl appliance from letsencrypt.org (optional)
TCP 4443 Web accesses to control panel
UDP 53 Dynamic DNS service and automatic acquisition and renewal of SSL certificate for devices from letsencrypt.org (optional)
TCP 2222 Direct remote assistance (optional, needed by Peplink for troubleshooting only when outbound to ra.peplink.com on TCP 443 is not accessible)
Outbound ra.peplink.com on TCP 443 Remote assistance (optional, recommended)
api.ic.peplink.com on TCP 443 For lively look up device’s model when importing serial numbers (optional, recommended)
download.peplink.com on TCP 443 Device firmware validation (optional)
push.ic.peplink.com on TCP 443 Push notifications for the InControl 2 mobile app (optional)
acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org on TCP 443 Automatic acquisition and renewal of SSL certificate for InControl appliance from letsencrypt.org (optional)
*.peplink.com on UDP 5246 (details) For lively device service expiration date synchronization* and transferring FusionHub licenses from InControl 2 (public cloud) to FusionHub units connected to the InControl Appliance.

 

    (recommended)

 

* Lively service expiration date sync is required for SaaS and Region Networks identification in outbound policy/firewall rules to work regardless of whether the appliance’s license is legacy or modern.

Timeserver on UDP 123 Network time sync
DNS resolver on UDP 53 DNS resolutions

 

Overview of ports used by Peplink SD-WAN routers and other Peplink services

Default Port Number Usage Service Inbound/Outbound Default Status
UDP 5246 Data flow InControl Outbound Enabled
TCP 443 HTTPS service InControl Outbound Enabled
TCP 5246 Optional, used when TCP 443 is not responding InControl Outbound Enabled
TCP 5246 Remote Web Admin InControl Virtual Appliance Outbound Enabled
TCP 4500 VPN Data (TCP Mode) PepVPN / SpeedFusion Inbound / Outbound* Disabled
TCP 32015 VPN handshake PepVPN / SpeedFusion Inbound / Outbound* Disabled
UDP 4500 VPN Data PepVPN / SpeedFusion Inbound / Outbound* Disabled
UDP 32015º VPN Data (alternative) PepVPN / SpeedFusion Inbound / Outbound* Disabled
TCP/UDP 4500+N-1^ VPN Sub-Tunnels Data PepVPN / SpeedFusion Inbound / Outbound* Disabled
UDP 32015+N-1^ VPN Sub-Tunnels Data (alternative) PepVPN / SpeedFusion Inbound / Outbound* Disabled
UDP 4500 VPN Data IPsec Inbound / Outbound* Disabled
UDP 500 VPN initiation IPsec Inbound / Outbound* Disabled
UDP 500 L2TP Remote User Access Inbound Disabled
UDP 1701 L2TP Remote User Access Inbound Disabled
UDP 4500 L2TP Remote User Access Inbound Disabled
UDP 1194 OpenVPN Remote User Access Inbound Disabled
IP 47 PPTP (GRE) Remote User Access Inbound Disabled
TCP 2222 Remote Assistance Direct connection Peplink Troubleshooting Assistance Outbound Enabled
TCP 80 HTTP traffic Web Admin Interface access Inbound Enabled
TCP 443 HTTPS traffic Web Admin Interface access (secure) Inbound Enabled
TCP 8822 SSH SSH Inbound Disabled
UDP 161 SNMP Get SNMP monitoring Inbound Disabled
UDP 162 SNMP Trap SNMP monitoring Outbound Disabled
TCP, UDP 1812 Radius Authentication Radius Outbound Disabled
TCP, UDP 1813 Radius Accounting Radius Outbound Disabled
UDP 123 Network Time Protocol NTP Inbound

Outbound

Disabled

Enabled

TCP 60660 Real-time location data in NMEA format GPS Inbound Disabled

 

Disclaimer#

  • By default, only TCP 32015 and UDP 4500 are needed for PepVPN / SpeedFusion.
  • Inbound / Outbound* – Inbound = For Server mode; Outbound = For Client mode
  • UDP 32015º – If IPsec VPN or L2TP/IPsec RUA is enabled, UDP 4500 is occupied, so PepVPN / SpeedFusion will automatically switch to UDP 32015 as the VPN data port.
  • UDP 32015+N–1^ / TCP/UDP 4500+N–1^ – When using Sub-Tunnels, multiple ports are used (1 for each Sub-Tunnel profile).
  • The default UDP data ports used when using N Sub-Tunnel profiles are: 4500…4500+N-1, or (when port 4500 is in use by IPsec or L2TP/IPsec) 32015…32015+N-1.
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