Supported Devices for NGFW, and Ports and Protocols to Open
Table 1 lists the Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) devices that are supported by CSO and the list of ports or protocols that must be opened for these devices.
During the site activation process for SRX4100, SRX4200, and vSRX 3.0, you must copy the stage-1 configuration (generated automatically by CSO) to the device, and commit the configuration on the device.
Before you add a NGFW spoke site:
Connect cables to the device according to your network design, and power on the device. For more information, see the hardware documentation links in Table 1.
Note:We assume that the NGFW device will obtain the DHCP IP address and will have Internet connectivity along with DNS resolution when connected according to the network design.
Ensure that the ports and protocols listed in Table 1 are open on the network.
Ensure that the devices are running the recommended version of Junos OS. For information about the supported Junos OS versions in a CSO release, refer to the CSO Release Notes for that release (available at the CSO Documentation page).
If you are using an SRX Series device as the NGFW, ensure that you configure either the first port (ge-0/0/0) or the last port (ge-0/0/7 or ge-0/0/15 based on the SRX model) for Internet connectivity.
Device Model |
Protocols or Ports |
Hardware Documentation Links |
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SRX300 SRX320 SRX340 SRX345 SRX380 |
TCP Port 443 TCP Port 514 TCP Port 6514 TCP Port 7804 TCP Port 8060 (only if using you are using PKI authentication to validate the certificate revocation list [CRL]) |
|
SRX550M |
TCP Port 443 TCP Port 514 TCP Port 6514 TCP Port 7804 TCP Port 8060 (only if using you are using PKI authentication to validate the certificate revocation list [CRL]) |
|
SRX1500 |
TCP Port 443 TCP Port 514 TCP Port 6514 TCP Port 7804 TCP Port 8060 (only if using you are using PKI authentication to validate the certificate revocation list [CRL]) |
|
SRX4100 SRX4200 |
TCP Port 443 TCP Port 514 TCP Port 6514 TCP Port 7804 TCP Port 8060 (only if using you are using PKI authentication to validate the certificate revocation list [CRL]) |
What's Next
See CSO Next-Generation Firewall (NFGW) Deployment Workflow.