Requirements for Alert Logic Threat Manager for Rackspace Public Cloud
United States firewall rules
Use the following rules to communicate with the US Data Center.
Appliance inbound
Source | Destination | Protocol | Port | Description |
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0.0.0.0/0 | Appliance | TCP | 80 | Appliance claim |
Agent(s) CIDR- network subnet range for the agent(s) | Appliance | TCP | 443 | Agent updates, agent routing, log collection |
Agent(s) CIDR- network subnet range for the agent(s) | Appliance | TCP | 7777 | Agent data transport (between agent and appliance on local network) |
208.71.209.32/27 | Appliance | TCP | 22 | Optional and temporary- required for troubleshooting during provisioning only |
204.110.218.96/27 | Appliance | TCP | 22 | Optional and temporary- required for troubleshooting during provisioning only |
204.110.219.96/27 | Appliance | TCP | 22 | Optional and temporary- required for troubleshooting during provisioning only |
Appliance outbound
Source | Destination | Protocol | Port | Description |
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Appliance | 8.8.4.4 | TCP/UDP | 53 | DNS |
Appliance | 8.8.8.8 | TCP/UDP | 53 | DNS |
Appliance | 0.0.0.0/0 | TCP | 80 | Appliance updates |
Appliance | 204.110.218.96/27 | TCP | 443 | Updates |
Appliance | 204.110.219.96/27 | TCP | 443 | Updates |
Appliance | 208.71.209.32/27 | TCP | 443 | Updates |
Appliance | 208.71.209.32/27 | TCP | 4138 | Event transport |
Appliance | 204.110.218.96/27 | TCP | 4138 | Event transport |
Appliance | 204.110.219.96/27 | TCP | 4138 | Event transport |
Appliance | 204.110.219.96/27 | UDP | 123 | NTP, time sync |
Appliance | 208.71.209.32/27 | UDP | 123 | NTP, time sync |
Agent outbound
Source | Destination | Protocol | Port | Description |
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Protected host | 208.71.209.32/27 | TCP | 443 | Agent updates (direct) |
Protected host | 204.110.218.96/27 | TCP | 443 | Agent updates (direct) |
Protected host | 204.110.219.96/27 | TCP | 443 | Agent updates (direct) |
Protected host | Appliance | TCP | 443 | Agent updates (single point egress) |
Protected host | Appliance | TCP | 7777 | Agent data transport (between agent and appliance on local network) |
European Union firewall rules
Use the following rules to communicate with the EU Data Center.
Appliance inbound
Source | Destination | Protocol | Port | Description |
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Agent(s) CIDR- network subnet range for the agent(s) | Appliance | TCP | 443 | Agent updates |
Agent(s) CIDR- network subnet range for the agent(s) | Appliance | TCP | 7777 | Agent data transport (between agent and appliance on local network) |
0.0.0.0/0 | Appliance | TCP | 80 | Appliance claim |
185.54.124.0/24 | Appliance | TCP | 22 | Optional and temporary- required for troubleshooting during provisioning only |
Appliance outbound
Source | Destination | Protocol | Port | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
Appliance | 185.54.124.0/24 | TCP | 443 | Updates |
Appliance | 185.54.124.0/24 | TCP | 4138 | Event transport |
Appliance | 8.8.8.8 | TCP/UDP | 53 | DNS |
Appliance | 8.8.4.4 | TCP/UDP | 53 | DNS |
Appliance | 0.0.0.0/0 | TCP | 80 | Appliance updates |
Appliance | 185.54.124.0/24 | UDP | 123 | NTP, time sync |
Agent outbound
Source | Destination | Protocol | Port | Description |
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Protected host | Appliance | TCP | 7777 | Agent data transport (between agent and appliance on local network) |
Protected host | 185.54.124.0/24 | TCP | 443 | Agent updates (direct) |
Protected host | Appliance | TCP | 443 | Agent updates (single point egress) |
Virtual appliance
The following table describes the basic system requirements to install a Threat Manager virtual appliance:
Components | System Requirements |
---|---|
CPU | 4 virtual CPUs |
RAM | 8 GB |
Disk space | 40 GB minimum |
Supported virtual environment | VMware only |
Log collection support | N/A |
Encryption | TLS Standard (SSL): 1024–2048bit key encryption, 256bit AES bulk encryption |
This is the recommended basic configuration for the Threat Manager product when deployed on a virtual appliance. Bandwidth volume directly impacts the ability of the appliance to inspect traffic. Therefore, high traffic environments may require a virtual machine with additional processor and memory resources.
If you want to run scans, consider 8 virtual CPUs (cores) and 16 GB of memory.
Alert Logic agent
The following table describes the basic requirements to install the agent:
Components | System requirements |
---|---|
Operating systems | For Windows users:
For Linux users: Debian (.deb)
Ubuntu (.deb)
CentOS (.rpm)
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (.rpm)
SUSE
Amazon Linux The Alert Logic agent can be used in AWS Workspaces in conjunction with a supported operating system. |
Memory | 96 MB of available memory |
Disk space for agent | 30 MB of available disk space |
Disk space for local cache | 500 MB of available disk space |
Packet access | WinPcap 4.1.2 |
CPU Utilization | 1-10% depending on log volume |
RAM | 15 MB minimum |
Disk space | 30 MB minimum |
Log collection support | Windows, Flat File |
Supported environments | Agent-only deployments with virtual and physical appliances, VPC, and Public Clouds |
Encryption | TLS Standard (SSL): 2048-bit key encryption, 256-bit AES bulk encryption |
Log collection frequency | At minimum, every five minutes logs are collected and sent to Alert Logic Cloud |
Host permissions | LocalSystem account has all the necessary permissions by default |
The agent requires DNS access to communicate with the Alert Logic server.
Operating systems and browser support
The Alert Logic console supports the current version and the previous major version of the following operating systems and browsers:
Operating system support | Browser support |
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Mac, Linux, and Windows | Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera, and Internet Explorer |
Alert Logic cannot guarantee that other browsers and versions will work with our product.