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Operating the Server
The Unisys Call Home (TCP-In), Unisys ODT (TCP-In), and Unisys Configure HBA (TCP-In)
rules exist only on the I/O engine environment. The Remote Desktop (TCP-In) rule exists
on the I/O engine, E-mode engine, systems management engine, and JProcessor
Specialty Engine environments.
In the default firewall rules, the IP address scopes are defined as follows:
• Call Home connection
remote = 192.168.16.5
local = 192.168.16.6
• Unisys Configure HBA (TCP-In)
remote = 192.168.222.58 – 192.168.222.59
local = any
• ODT connections
remote = 192.168.222.20 – 192.168.222.59
local = any
• Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections
remote = 192.168.222.20 – 192.168.222.59
local = any
• Diagnostic file transfers through FTP
remote = 192.168.222.11 – 92.168.222.16
192.168.222.190 – 192.168.222.191
192.168.222.241 – 192.168.222.248
local = 192.168.222.58 – 192.168.222.59
To execute the ChangeRulesForMCP.ps1 script, perform the following steps on each
environment that is affected:
1. Log on with the Administrator account.
2. To begin a PowerShell session, right-click the PowerShell icon on the taskbar and then
click Run as administrator.
3. In the User Account Control prompt, click Yes.
The PowerShell Console window is displayed.
4. Access the Security subfolder by typing the following command:
cd ″C:\Unisys\Installation\Firmware\Common\Security″
Note: This command input is not case-sensitive. Ensure that either double or single
quotation marks surround the path name.
Then press Enter.
5. At the prompt, type
.\ChangeRulesForMCP
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