Hi, you just need the ports for the Web Server. Therefore if you are running on normal HTTP, just open the port 80. Anyhow, it is good practice to enable HTTPs for privacy/security reasons. You might want to enable SSL/TLS, and open the port 443 as well (or whichever port you want to use).
OpenCA itself do not listen onto any port over the net. Another thing you might need to do - if the DB server is not installed on the same machine where OpenCA is - is to be sure that the DB server is reachable from the OpenCA's server. The same applies to LDAP servers if you use one. Later, Max Le Duc Tung wrote:
Hi all,I want to setup a openCA server, so I want to know: which ports does we need to open in firewall configuration?Thanks,
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