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May I know what each Internet connection requirement of RN150 using for? If we use FlexDeploy, will these connection requirements the same or I can remove some of them?
Internet access (TCP Port 443)
TCP Port 443 outbound to the following:
• orchestration.riscnetworks.com ( 34.192.184.110, 34.192.195.90 )
• initial.riscnetworks.com ( 34.192.43.78, 34.192.198.28 )
• dataup.riscnetworks.com ( 34.192.12.37, 34.192.197.132 )
• app3.riscnetworks.com (34.192.198.73 )
• Backup & Growth ( 34.192.99.153, 34.192.185.36 )
Internet access (UDP Port 123)
UDP Port 123 outbound to the following:
• ntp.riscnetworks.com ( 3.231.5.12, 18.204.38.15 )
Feb 17, 2022 10:47 PM
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Dataup.riscnetworks.com ( 34.192.12.37, 34.192.197.132 ) is not required for the FDP, only the RN150 requires this in the case of SaaS deployments.
Backup & Growth ( 34.192.99.153, 34.192.185.36 ) is not currently utilized by either appliance and can be excluded.
Ntp.riscnetworks.com ( 3.231.5.12, 18.204.38.15 ) is optional on both appliances; you can instead use an internal NTP server by allowing UDP:123 and specifying the NTP server IP address in the Interface section on the dashboard of both appliances.
The remaining URLs are used for things like authentication, device updates, license verification, Command and Control, etc. and are required.
Feb 18, 2022 08:31 AM - edited Feb 18, 2022 08:54 AM
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Dataup.riscnetworks.com ( 34.192.12.37, 34.192.197.132 ) is not required for the FDP, only the RN150 requires this in the case of SaaS deployments.
Backup & Growth ( 34.192.99.153, 34.192.185.36 ) is not currently utilized by either appliance and can be excluded.
Ntp.riscnetworks.com ( 3.231.5.12, 18.204.38.15 ) is optional on both appliances; you can instead use an internal NTP server by allowing UDP:123 and specifying the NTP server IP address in the Interface section on the dashboard of both appliances.
The remaining URLs are used for things like authentication, device updates, license verification, Command and Control, etc. and are required.
Feb 18, 2022 08:31 AM - edited Feb 18, 2022 08:54 AM
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Hello @joemigliore ,
Could you let me know exactly what data will be sent to RISC Network cloud? Ex: authentication data, appliance status,...
Thanks,
May 05, 2022 11:37 PM
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https://orchestration.riscnetworks.com
- Coarse licensing / entitlement
- User authentication / privilege checks
- Scheduling/pickup of (RN150 data) aggregation jobs
- Reporting success/failure of said aggregation jobs
- Scheduling/pickup of pending user report requests
- Pickup of job to initiate support-level debugging session
https://initial.riscnetworks.com
- Initial bootstrap during user activation code entry
- Approximately daily check / download for Debian OS (Security) Updates
- Approximately daily check / download for RISC Application Updates
May 12, 2022 03:25 PM
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Hello @joemigliore ,
What's different between app3.riscnetworks.com and app1.riscnetworks.com.
They have the same IP but our proxy filter by domain. Does it any problem if we just filter only app3 for both RN150 and FDP?
Thank you
May 23, 2022 10:48 PM
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app1.riscnetworks.com is used by the FlexDeploy pod server, while app3.riscnetworks.com is used by the RN150 Virtual Appliance.
See the following pages for details of the different connectivity requirements:
- https://docs.flexera.com/foundationcloudscape/help/RCDeployReq.htm
- https://docs.flexera.com/foundationcloudscape/help/FCFlexDeploy.htm
May 24, 2022 12:16 AM - edited May 24, 2022 12:18 AM
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