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== Introduction ==
== Introduction ==


Whithin a distributed nG1 environment the following internal communication has to be taken in account. Individual access to Service Enablers like NTP and DNS is mandatory. Please note that if external authentication like LDAP or RADIUS is used, it is configured at NGGM, NGFF and NGLS.
In a distributed nG1 environment these communication must be allowed by all firewall in the path between the servers.  All servers require access to DNS and NTP.  In case of external authentication (LDAPS, RADUIS, ...) access to these authentication servers is required for NGGM, NGFF and NGLS.


== Solution ==
== Solution ==
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Revision as of 18:31, 14 February 2020

Introduction

In a distributed nG1 environment these communication must be allowed by all firewall in the path between the servers.  All servers require access to DNS and NTP.  In case of external authentication (LDAPS, RADUIS, ...) access to these authentication servers is required for NGGM, NGFF and NGLS.

Solution

Legend:

NGGM nGenius Global Manager
NGFF nGenius for Flow
NGLS nGenius Local Server
FC FlowCollector
IS InfiniStream/vSTREAM/vSTREAM Agent

 

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