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=== Ports used by Zimbra ===
=Default Ports Used by Zimbra=


;25:smtp - incoming mail
==External Access==
 
These are ports typically available to mail clients. You may choose not to allow connections to all of these.
 
;25:smtp - incoming mail to postfix
;80:http - web mail client
;80:http - web mail client
;110:pop3
;110:pop3
;143:imap
;143:imap
;389:ldap
;443:https - web mail client over ssl
;443:https - web mail client over ssl
;993:imaps - imap over ssl
;993:imaps - imap over ssl
;995:pops - pop over ssl
;995:pops - pop over ssl
;7071:https - admin console
==Internal Access==
These are ports typically only used by the zimbra system itself. In a multi-node environment, all nodes will need access to the ldap server or servers (389).
;389:ldap
;7025:lmtp - local mail delivery
;7025:lmtp - local mail delivery
;7071:https - admin console
;7047:conversion server
;7306:mysql
;7306:mysql
;7307:mysql - logger
;7307:mysql - logger
;7780:http - spell check
;7780:http - spell check
;10024:amavis from postfix
;10024:smtp - to amavis from postfix
;10025:smtp - back to postfix from amavis
;10025:smtp - back to postfix from amavis

Revision as of 15:34, 19 April 2007

Default Ports Used by Zimbra

External Access

These are ports typically available to mail clients. You may choose not to allow connections to all of these.

25
smtp - incoming mail to postfix
80
http - web mail client
110
pop3
143
imap
443
https - web mail client over ssl
993
imaps - imap over ssl
995
pops - pop over ssl
7071
https - admin console

Internal Access

These are ports typically only used by the zimbra system itself. In a multi-node environment, all nodes will need access to the ldap server or servers (389).

389
ldap
7025
lmtp - local mail delivery
7047
conversion server
7306
mysql
7307
mysql - logger
7780
http - spell check
10024
smtp - to amavis from postfix
10025
smtp - back to postfix from amavis
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