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Operating the <strong>Server</strong><br />

Table 4–1. Unisys-Defined Firewall Rules for MCP Functions (cont.)<br />

Firewall Rule Name Description<br />

Unisys EME Infiniband Configure (ICMPV4-In) This rule is created only on the E-mode engine.<br />

It enables pings from the I/O engine to the<br />

E-mode engine. This functionality is needed by<br />

the utility that configures the Infiniband<br />

adapters. This rule restricts the range of IP<br />

addresses from which the ping can originate to<br />

the following:<br />

192.168.54.2<br />

192.168.55.2<br />

192.168.56.2<br />

192.168.57.2<br />

192.168.58.2<br />

192.168.59.2<br />

192.168.60.2<br />

192.168.61.2<br />

Unisys Windows Remote Management<br />

(HTTPS-In)<br />

Note: This rule is only configured on the<br />

E-mode engine.<br />

This rule is created only on the systems<br />

management engine. It enables secured<br />

Remote Management over TCP port 5986.<br />

This rule restricts the range of IP addresses<br />

from which the communications can originate<br />

to 192.168.222.20 – 192.168.222.59. If these<br />

addresses do not match your network<br />

configuration, use the<br />

ChangeRulesForMCP.ps1 script to modify the<br />

firewall rule. For more information on how to<br />

run this script, refer to “Using the<br />

ChangeRulesForMCP.ps1 Script” later in this<br />

section.<br />

Note: This rule is only configured on the<br />

systems management engine.<br />

The firewall rules in Table 4–2 apply only to the JProcessor Specialty Engine environments:<br />

4–10 8222 3694–000

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