Introduction
Depending on the deployment of the CoreOne Suite, there might be a need to open up specific connections and ports in Firewalls and Web Application Firewalls. The subsequent table and diagram document all the connections withing the CoreOne Suite.
ID | Source | Target | Protocol | Default Port | Encryption | Definition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
A | CoreOne Web Services | CoreOne Authentication Services | HTTPS / OIDC | 443 | Yes | Authentication |
B C D E | CoreOne Web Services | CoreOne Application Services | WCF WCF HTTPS HTTPS | 8008 8005 7000 8000 | Yes Yes Yes YES | Application Communication HTTPS Failback TCP Health Check API |
F Q | CoreOne Authentication Services | CoreOne Application Services | HTTPS HTTP | 8000 7000 | Yes | API Health Check |
G | CoreOne Authentication Services | CoreOne Database Services | TCP | 3306 | Yes | Database Connection |
H | CoreOne Application Services | CoreOne Database Services | TCP | 3306 | Yes | Database Connection |
I | CoreOne Application Services | CoreOne Router / CoreOne System Connector | TCP | 9000 | Yes | Port Configurable |
J | CoreOne Self-Service Portal | CoreOne Application Services | HTTPS | 8000 | Yes | API |
K L | CoreOne Self-Service Portal | CoreOne Authentication Services | HTTPS HTTPS / OIDC | 8000 443 | Yes Yes | API Authentication |
M | CoreOne Router | CoreOne System Connector | TCP | 9000 | Yes | Port Configurable |
M | Third-party Systems | CoreOne API | TCP | 8000 | Yes | |
O | CoreOne Application Services | Source Systems (e.g. SAP, Navision) | Multiple | Multiple | Yes | |
P | CoreOne System Connector | Target Systems (eg. Active Directory, Exchange ) | Multiple | Multiple | Yes |
