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Port requirements
Resource Manager Collectors by Device Class
This table details the collector daemons invoked by default on devices in each device class. The listed port numbers are
for outgoing connections from the collector to the monitored device. See the Collector Daemons section above for
additional information about a specific daemon.
Device classes marked with a dagger (†) are used primarily as containers for sub-classes (or other special purposes).
Zenoss recommends that you do not add devices to these classes, but to an appropriate subclass instead.
Collector to Monitored Devices by Device Class
Device Class Port Proto Daemon / Notes
/Devices† 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
/Devices/AWS† 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
/Devices/AWS/EC2 443 (HTTPS) or
80 (HTTP)
TCP zencommand
/Devices/CiscoUCS 80 (HTTP)* TCP zenucsevents
*The destination port number is specified
when the device is added and is maintained
in the zCiscoUCSManagerPort
configuration property.
/Devices/Discovered† 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
Devices are normally added to this class by
the auto-discovery process. Modeling uses
the SNMP, SSH, and WMI protocols.
/Devices/HTTP 80 (HTTP)* TCP zencommand
Invokes the check_http Nagios plugin
*The port number can be changed in the
HttpMonitor data source of the
HttpMonitor monitoring template.
/Devices/KVM 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
/Devices/Network† 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
/Devices/Network/BIG-IP 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
/Devices/Network/Check Point 161 (SNMP)
22 (SSH)
UDP
TCP
zenperfsnmp
zencommand
/Devices/Network/Check Point/SPLAT 161 (SNMP)
22 (SSH)
UDP
TCP
zenperfsnmp
zencommand
/Devices/Network/Cisco† 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
Some Cisco devices can be configured to
send SNMP traps and syslog messages to
their Zenoss collector. See zensyslog and
zentrap in the previous section.
/Devices/Network/Cisco/6500 161 (SNMP)
22 (SSH)
UDP
TCP
zenperfsnmp
zencommand
/Devices/Network/Cisco/6500/VSS 161 (SNMP)
22 (SSH)
UDP
TCP
zenperfsnmp
zencommand
/Devices/Network/Cisco/ACE 161 (SNMP)
80 (HTTP)
UDP
TCP
zenperfsnmp
zencommand
/Devices/Network/Cisco/ASA 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
/Devices/Network/Cisco/ASR 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
/Devices/Network/Cisco/ASR/1000 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
/Devices/Network/Cisco/ASR/9000 161 (SNMP)
23 (TELNET)
UDP
TCP
zenperfsnmp
zencommand
/Devices/Network/Cisco/CatOS 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
/Devices/Network/Cisco/Codec 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
/Devices/Network/Cisco/FWSM 161 (SNMP) UDP zenperfsnmp
B-6
- Zenoss Service Dynamics 1
- Resource Manager 1
- Installation 1
- 1. Audience 6
- 2. Organization 6
- 3. Related guides 6
- 4. Additional information 7
- 5. We welcome your comments 7
- 1.1. Installation packages 8
- 1.3. Hardware requirements 8
- 1.3.2. Storage considerations 9
- Installation considerations 11
- 2.2. Preparation tasks 13
- 2.5. Install MySQLTuner 16
- 2.7. Start Resource Manager 17
- 2.10. Getting started 19
- 2.10.2. Add devices 21
- 2.10.2.3. LDAP configuration 23
- Chapter 3. Adding a collector 24
- 3.2.1. Preparing to install 25
- 3.2.2. Root user password 27
- 3.2.3. Root user SSH keys 27
- 3.2.4. Zenoss user SSH keys 28
- 3.2.4.3. Configure SSH access 30
- Adding a collector 32
- Chapter 4. Installing a hub 33
- 4.2. Deploying a hub 35
- 4.2.2. Root user SSH keys 36
- 4.2.3. Zenoss user SSH keys 38
- 4.2.3.3. Configure SSH access 40
- Chapter 5. Performance tuning 42
- 5.4. Memory caching 43
- 5.7.1. Message persistence 45
- 5.7.2. Message compression 45
- 5.7.3. Message TTL 46
- 5.7.4. Queue expiration 46
- 7.2. Preparing to upgrade 51
- 7.5. Post-installation steps 55
- 7.7. Migrating data 56
- 7.11. Upgrading remote hubs 58
- 7.13. Performance tuning 60
- 4.2.4, ZenUp in use 61
- 8.2. Preparing to upgrade 62
- 8.6. Upgrading remote hubs 68
- 8.8. Performance tuning 70
- 4.2.4, ZenUp not in use 71
- 9.2. Preparing to upgrade 72
- 9.7. Upgrading remote hubs 80
- 9.9. Performance tuning 82
- A.1. Prepare to upgrade 83
- A.2. Stop Resource Manager 83
- A.3. Stop RabbitMQ Server 84
- A.4. Upgrade RabbitMQ Server 85
- A.5. Start Resource Manager 85
- Upgrading RabbitMQ Server 86
- 2. Start Resource Manager 86
- 3. Start remote hubs, if any 86
- *Port number is configurable 87
- This portlet can be removed 87
- /var/lib/zends/zends.sock 88
- Event Server Daemons 89
- Hub Daemons 90
- Collector Daemons 90
- 389 (LDAP) 95
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