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Ports

vScope uses several ports for data collection, target identification, and communication with vScope’s support services. Ensuring these ports are open in your firewall(s) enables optimal functionality.


  • Browser Access: Default is TCP 80 (configurable during installation).
  • Proxy Communication: Default is TCP 4445 (configurable if using proxies).

vScope scans network ranges to identify accessible targets by checking common ports. You can disable this feature if needed: Disabling port scan.

Ports for Identification:

PortProtocolService
22TCPSSH
80TCPHTTP
135TCPRPC
139TCPNetBIOS
443TCPHTTPS
445TCPSMB
8080TCPHTTP (alternative)
1433TCPMicrosoft SQL
3306TCPMySQL
3389TCPRDP
5985TCPWS-Management / PowerShell HTTP
5986TCPWS-Management / PowerShell HTTPS

Each probe collects data specific to its protocol or data source. You may configure custom ports as needed.

Data Source/ProtocolDefault Ports
Amazon Web Services (AWS)HTTPS (TCP 443, external)
HTTP80, 8080, 443, 8443
LDAP389 (Plain), 636 (LDAPS), 389 & 636 (StartTLS)
Microsoft AzureHTTPS (TCP 443, external)
Microsoft Hyper-V5985 (HTTP) / 5986 (HTTPS)
Microsoft SQL1433 (default), 1434 (UDP Browser), random assigned port
MySQL3306
NetApp APIHTTP (TCP 80) / HTTPS (TCP 443)
SMI-S5988 (TCP) or 5989 (TCP, secure)
SNMP161 (UDP), 10161 (UDP, secure-SNMPv3)
SSH22
VMware ESXi & vCenterHTTPS (TCP 443)
WinRM5985 (HTTP), 5986 (HTTPS)
WMI135 (TCP), random ports (49152-65535), older OS: 445 & 139 TCP, 1025-5000 for Windows XP/2003

For details on configuring fixed ports for WMI, refer to Setting Up a Fixed Port for WMI.


vScope requires Internet access for license verification, updates, and support communication.

ServiceURLPort
License & Billinghttps://account.vscope.netTCP 443
Software Updateshttps://dist.vscope.net (CDN)TCP 443
Report Bug/Secure Uploadhttps://status.vscope.netTCP 443
Email (if using Mailgun SMTP)smtp.mailgun.orgTCP 587

For a secure connection, allow outgoing access to the above URLs and ports.