I was having a problem connecting from the AEA console to the virus chest of client computers running Windows 7, it’d give a RPC connection error.
As specified in the AEA installation guide I’ve opened ports: 16133, 16135, 16136, 16138, 135, 137, 138, 139, 445
Even with the ports listed above opened I coudn’t connect to the Virus Chest remotely without actually disabling the client’s firewall (only the Windows Firewall exists other than any Avast protection).
I ended up turning on Windows Firewall logging on the client and it looks like the AEA console was trying to connect on port 16108.
I ran the following command to open TCP port 16108 on the client and I can now connect to the Avast Virus Chest remotely:
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name=“Avast Remote Virus Chest” action=allow protocol=TCP dir=in localport=16108
My question is… is the port being used to connect to the virus chest from the server always going to be 16108 or was it just set dynamically?
Also, are there any other ports I should be made aware of?
I’ve seen references in the Avast forum for TCP ports 16111, 16103, 16102, 5033 and UDP 6000 that need to be open for avast services… is this accurate?
Could someone from the Avast Team provide a current list of exactly what ports I need open on the client and server, please?
Thanks in advance for your time and assistance.