1.3. Network Requirements

The Analysis Cockpit and other systems which will have to communicate with each other, need the following ports opened within the network. For a detailed and up to date list of our update and licensing servers, please visit https://www.nextron-systems.com/resources/hosts/.

The Analysis Cockpit requires the following open ports (incoming).

1.3.1. Workstation

Description

Port

Source

Destination

Web Interface

443/tcp

Workstation

Analysis Cockpit

Command Line Access

22/tcp

Workstation

Analysis Cockpit

1.3.2. ASGARD Management Center

Description

Port

Source

Destination

Asset Synchronization

7443/tcp

Management Center

Analysis Cockpit

1.3.3. Internet

The Analysis Cockpit is configured to retrieve updates, THOR events, or Case Intelligence Feeds from the following URLs:

Mandatory Services

Description

Port

Source

Destination

Product Updates

443/tcp

Analysis Cockpit

update-301.nextron-systems.com [1]

Optional Services

Description

Port

Source

Destination

Case Intelligence Feed

443/tcp

Analysis Cockpit

update1.nextron-systems.com [1]

Case Intelligence Feed

443/tcp

Analysis Cockpit

update2.nextron-systems.com [1]

THOR Cloud Integration

443/tcp

Analysis Cockpit

thor-cloud.nextron-services.com

ChatGPt Integration

443/tcp

Analysis Cockpit

api.openai.com

1.3.4. NTP

The below NTP servers are the default servers used during installation. Those servers can be changed manually during or after the installation.

Description

Port

Source

Destination

NTP

123/udp

Analysis Cockpit

0.debian.pool.ntp.org

NTP

123/udp

Analysis Cockpit

1.debian.pool.ntp.org

NTP

123/udp

Analysis Cockpit

2.debian.pool.ntp.org

1.3.5. DNS

Analysis Cockpit needs to be able to resolve internal and external IP addresses.

Warning

Please make sure that you install your Analysis Cockpit with a domain name (see Network Configuration). If you do not set the domain name and install the ASGARD package, you will have problems connecting your ASGARD(s) to the Analysis Cockpit.

All components you install should have a proper domain name configured to avoid issues further during the configuration.

1.3.5.1. SSL/TLS Interception

The installation and update processes do not accept an unknown but valid SSL/TLS certificate presented by an intercepting entity and therefore don't support SSL/TLS interception.

Since our products are usually used in possibly compromised environments, the integrity of our software and update packages has highest priority.