Installation Manual
Table Of Contents
- Digital Sentry Hardware
- Contents
- Important Notices
- Package Contents
- Product Overview: Front
- Product Overview: Rear
- Placing on a Desktop
- Product Serial Number Label Placement
- Installing a DSSRV-RAID Controller Card
- Installing the SCSI Card
- Installing an ENC5400 Capture Card
- Mounting in a Rack
- Installing the Hard Drive Array
- Connecting an ENC5516
- Connecting an Uninterruptible Power Supply
- Connecting to the Network
- Connecting the Power Supply
- Connecting the Power Supply
- Shutting Down the Unit
- Enabling SNMP Services
- Enabling Serial Ports in the BIOS
- Digital Sentry Port Assignments
- Troubleshooting
- Technical Specifications
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Digital Sentry Port Assignments
Table A: DS Port Assignments
Port Assignment
25 TCP
SMTP: Used to send email; can be blocked if not using the
DSAdmin Email Notification feature
123 UDP NTP: Used by the Windows Time Service; can be blocked
137 TCP/UDP NETBIOS: Name Service
445 TCP/UDP
Microsoft-DS: Used by the NET TIME/SET command; used in the
scheduled task setup by FLTime
1433 TCP Off-box SQL server
1434 UDP Off-box SQL server
2000 TCP Remotely anywhere: Can be blocked if not used
17772 TCP DS ControlPoint System Discovery/Diagnostics (VSS Utility)
18772 TCP Used to deliver DS Video Server to a network client
18776 TCP Transactional Data: Can be blocked if unused
18777 TCP Transactional Data: Can be blocked if unused
18778 TCP Transactional Data: Can be blocked if unused
18778 UDP
Used to deliver live audio to a network client. A new port is used
whenever a client listens to live audio; for example, 18778, 18779,
and 18780. Ports will also be re-used. These ports can be blocked
if audio is not used.