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Old 02-19-2011, 09:58 PM
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Default FOSS and Needed Firewall Ports

Hey Gang,
I use FOSS 7 Ubuntu this way.

My zimbra receives email which I forwarded to me from my ISP.
My zimbra sends email for me via relay thru my ISP.
I use my webclient exclusively.
I have full local access to the box on my local network via it's IP 192.aa.bb.cc

The only ports I need open on my firewall to my zimbra should be what ?

Since I use my webclient I know I need 443.
I am uncertain about 25 and 110.

I'm not poping email off zimbra with a client so I don't see where 110 is needed.
I'm relaying when I send so is 25 needed ?
What port is used for zimbra to receive the forwarded email from my ISP ?

I'm a little crossed up on this.

My point is that I don't want any port open on my firewall that I don't need to have open.


2nd question
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Realizing that zimbra can be configured for external accounts, what ports would I need to have open then ?
I will never have any direct poping or using zimbra to send via clients like outlook or tbird.



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Old 02-19-2011, 11:31 PM
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If you have no external access to your server for IMAP or POP then you only need ports 25 & 443 for SMTP & Webmail, if you don't have an outbound firewall then you don't need to do anything else. If you have an outbound firewall then you need port 25 & 993 for IMAPS (if you're getting mail via that port) - all the ports are detailed in the wiki: Ports - Zimbra :: Wiki
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Old 02-19-2011, 11:39 PM
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Yes, I saw and read that.
Ah, I'm clear now. I don't have an outbound firewall. Anything generated inside is safe and cool and goes out on any port it wish. Yes, I run IPCop for anyone interested.

So I need 25 because that's the port for mail to come in on from my ISP since I forward. Yeah I get it.

443 is obviously needed since I must access the webclient.

Yes, I will now lock up shop tighter.

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Old 02-20-2011, 02:03 PM
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There are ports I have opened (direction: inbound) on my Zimbra box. SSH and Zimbra Admin I have limited only from my office static IP. they Are all you need for proper and secure operation of your Zimbra:

tcp 22 = SSH
tcp 80 = HTTP
tcp 25 = SMTP
tcp 110 = POP3 *
tcp 443 = HTTPS
udp 443 = HTTPS **
tcp 465 = SMTP over SSL
tcp 993 = IMAP4 over SSL
tcp 995 = POP3 over SSL
tcp 7071 = Zimbra admin

* Remove POP3 port 110 if you have SSL certificate and want to force users to download mail only via SSL/TLS secured chanell.

** I am not sure why I added UDP 443 port, but I know I did not add it by accident.
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