How to set up the firewall for the local RADIUS instance to connect to Portnox Cloud

In this topic, you will learn how to configure your firewall to make sure that the local RADIUS instance can communicate with the cloud RADIUS instances.

You need to open the following ports on your firewall:

FQDN Protocol Ports Direction
radius.portnox.com TCP 443 Outbound
rad-events-clear-prod-eastus.servicebus.windows.net TCP 443 Outbound
rad-events-clear-prod-westeu.servicebus.windows.net TCP 443 Outbound
devices-ingress-clear-prod-eastus.servicebus.windows.net TCP 443 Outbound
devices-ingress-clear-prod-westeu.servicebus.windows.net TCP 443 Outbound
cloudcentraalstoreprodus.blob.core.windows.net TCP 443 Outbound
cloudcentraalstoreprod.blob.core.windows.net TCP 443 Outbound
pnxeusprdclrinstallers.blob.core.windows.net TCP 443 Outbound
pnxweuprdclrinstallers.blob.core.windows.net TCP 443 Outbound
logs-consolidation-prod-eastus.servicebus.windows.net TCP 443 Outbound
logs-consolidation-prod-westeu.servicebus.windows.net TCP 443 Outbound
Note: These rules are relevant for local RADIUS revision 1.1.8 and above.
Note: Since Microsoft services can change their public IP addresses, we recommend not to use static IP addresses, and instead use FQDNs only.