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Hi all,

I hope I have not asked a very well known question since I tried to find anything on google but can't seem to find any similar topic about what I am trying to achieve.

I was able to do a bare install using Ubuntu Server 16.04.2 LTS. I was able to install eve-ng, was able to access it via http, I can even do transfer files via winscp. I tried to even access this server via the internet and used port forwarding on my broadband router. I can access the eve-ng cli and I can also access the web ui.

In the web interface where I will create the nodes, I can see that the IOL routers have started, I clicked on one router and a securecrt tab opens BUT times out. My question is that do I open the ports also that I see at the bottom when I hover my mouse cursor to the node?
Example:
telnet:/9.89.2.91:32769 ---> this is what I see at the bottom.
So do I need to open port 32769 up to 40000 for example?

OR do I ONLY need to configure port forwarding for port 23? I have only configured port forwarding for port 80 for http and 22 for scp/ftp/ssh.

Please point me to a link or video tutorial if this has already been tackled and dealt with.


Thanks all,

Current EVE-NG needs port > 32768 opened

In the future requirement could be eve just port > 1024

This is why using a VPN to access to EVE and have a full access to Server is the preferred way to use native console.

In case of security requirement, htm5 console can be used to reduce the ports to open ( 80 for classic EVE-NG, 443 if SSL enabled )

E.

Hi,

Are you saying that only port 32768 needs to be opened?

Or do I need to open a range of ports starting from 32767-32896?


Thanks for your reply.

each pod use 128 ports...

so pod 0 from 32768 to 32768+128, and so on....


E.

ecze wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 06, 2017 12:47 pm

each pod use 128 ports...

so pod 0 from 32768 to 32768+128, and so on....


E.

Hi ecze,

This helped my issue. Many thanks!