Ports Opened By Exchange 2010 Setup…

Exchange 2010 setup opens a number of ports required for client server communication depending upon the server roles that gets installed. The setup does this by creating firewall rules and they are visible when you fire up “Windows Firewall with Advanced Security” snap-in. The below table (from Technet) lists all the ports opened by exchange…

Exchange 2010 setup opens a number of ports required for client server communication depending upon the server roles that gets installed. The setup does this by creating firewall rules and they are visible when you fire up “Windows Firewall with Advanced Security” snap-in.

The below table (from Technet) lists all the ports opened by exchange 2010. As I was going through the list, the one that caught my attention was the port used for log shipping in a DAG, which is 64327!

One thing to note is that you can’t modify firewall rules created by the Exchange 2010 setup. You can create custom rules based on them & then disable or delete them.

Rule name

Server roles

Port

Program

MSExchangeADTopology – RPC (TCP-In)

Client Access, Hub Transport, Mailbox, Unified Messaging

Dynamic RPC

BinMSExchangeADTopologyService.exe

MSExchangeMonitoring – RPC (TCP-In)

Client Access, Hub Transport, Edge Transport, Unified Messaging

Dynamic RPC

BinMicrosoft.Exchange.Management.Monitoring.exe

MSExchangeServiceHost – RPC (TCP-In)

All roles

Dynamic RPC

BinMicrosoft.Exchange.ServiceHost.exe

MSExchangeServiceHost – RPCEPMap (TCP-In)

All roles

RPC-EPMap

BinMicrosoft.Exchange.Service.Host

MSExchangeRPCEPMap (GFW) (TCP-In)

All roles

RPC-EPMap

Any

MSExchangeRPC (GFW) (TCP-In)

Client Access, Hub Transport, Mailbox, Unified Messaging

Dynamic RPC

Any

MSExchange – IMAP4 (GFW) (TCP-In)

Client Access

143, 993 (TCP)

All

MSExchangeIMAP4 (TCP-In)

Client Access

143, 993 (TCP)

ClientAccessPopImapMicrosoft.Exchange.Imap4Service.exe

MSExchange – POP3 (FGW) (TCP-In)

Client Access

110, 995 (TCP)

All

MSExchange – POP3 (TCP-In)

Client Access

110, 995 (TCP)

ClientAccessPopImapMicrosoft.Exchange.Pop3Service.exe

MSExchange – OWA (GFW) (TCP-In)

Client Access

5075, 5076, 5077 (TCP)

All

MSExchangeOWAAppPool (TCP-In)

Client Access

5075, 5076, 5077 (TCP)

Inetsrvw3wp.exe

MSExchangeAB-RPC (TCP-In)

Client Access

Dynamic RPC

BinMicrosoft.Exchange.AddressBook.Service.exe

MSExchangeAB-RPCEPMap (TCP-In)

Client Access

RPC-EPMap

BinMicrosoft.Exchange.AddressBook.Service.exe

MSExchangeAB-RpcHttp (TCP-In)

Client Access

6002, 6004 (TCP)

BinMicrosoft.Exchange.AddressBook.Service.exe

RpcHttpLBS (TCP-In)

Client Access

Dynamic RPC

System32Svchost.exe

MSExchangeRPC – RPC (TCP-In)

Client Access, Mailbox

Dynamic RPC

BingMicrosoft.Exchange.RpcClientAccess.Service.exe

MSExchangeRPC – PRCEPMap (TCP-In)

Client Access, Mailbox

RPC-EPMap

BingMicrosoft.Exchange.RpcClientAccess.Service.exe

MSExchangeRPC (TCP-In)

Client Access, Mailbox

6001 (TCP)

BingMicrosoft.Exchange.RpcClientAccess.Service.exe

MSExchangeMailboxReplication (GFW) (TCP-In)

Client Access

808 (TCP)

Any

MSExchangeMailboxReplication (TCP-In)

Client Access

808 (TCP)

BinMSExchangeMailboxReplication.exe

MSExchangeIS – RPC (TCP-In)

Mailbox

Dynamic RPC

BinStore.exe

MSExchangeIS RPCEPMap (TCP-In)

Mailbox

RPC-EPMap

BinStore.exe

MSExchangeIS (GFW) (TCP-In)

Mailbox

6001, 6002, 6003, 6004 (TCP)

Any

MSExchangeIS (TCP-In)

Mailbox

6001 (TCP)

BinStore.exe

MSExchangeMailboxAssistants – RPC (TCP-In)

Mailbox

Dynamic RPC

BinMSExchangeMailboxAssistants.exe

MSExchangeMailboxAssistants – RPCEPMap (TCP-In)

Mailbox

RPC-EPMap

BinMSExchangeMailboxAssistants.exe

MSExchangeMailSubmission – RPC (TCP-In)

Mailbox

Dynamic RPC

BinMSExchangeMailSubmission.exe

MSExchangeMailSubmission – RPCEPMap (TCP-In)

Mailbox

RPC-EPMap

BinMSExchangeMailSubmission.exe

MSExchangeMigration – RPC (TCP-In)

Mailbox

Dynamic RPC

BinMSExchangeMigration.exe

MSExchangeMigration – RPCEPMap (TCP-In)

Mailbox

RPC-EPMap

BinMSExchangeMigration.exe

MSExchangerepl – Log Copier (TCP-In)

Mailbox

64327 (TCP)

BinMSExchangeRepl.exe

MSExchangerepl – RPC (TCP-In)

Mailbox

Dynamic RPC

BinMSExchangeRepl.exe

MSExchangerepl – RPC-EPMap (TCP-In)

Mailbox

RPC-EPMap

BinMSExchangeRepl.exe

MSExchangeSearch – RPC (TCP-In)

Mailbox

Dynamic RPC

BinMicrosoft.Exchange.Search.ExSearch.exe

MSExchangeThrottling – RPC (TCP-In)

Mailbox

Dynamic RPC

BinMSExchangeThrottling.exe

MSExchangeThrottling – RPCEPMap (TCP-In)

Mailbox

RPC-EPMap

BinMSExchangeThrottling.exe

MSFTED – RPC (TCP-In)

Mailbox

Dynamic RPC

BinMSFTED.exe

MSFTED – RPCEPMap (TCP-In)

Mailbox

RPC-EPMap

BinMSFTED.exe

MSExchangeEdgeSync – RPC (TCP-In)

Hub Transport

Dynamic RPC

BinMicrosoft.Exchange.EdgeSyncSvc.exe

MSExchangeEdgeSync – RPCEPMap (TCP-In)

Hub Transport

RPC-EPMap

BinMicrosoft.Exchange.EdgeSyncSvc.exe

MSExchangeTransportWorker – RPC (TCP-In)

Hub Transport

Dynamic RPC

Binedgetransport.exe

MSExchangeTransportWorker – RPCEPMap (TCP-In)

Hub Transport

RPC-EPMap

Binedgetransport.exe

MSExchangeTransportWorker (GFW) (TCP-In)

Hub Transport

25, 587 (TCP)

Any

MSExchangeTransportWorker (TCP-In)

Hub Transport

25, 587 (TCP)

Binedgetransport.exe

MSExchangeTransportLogSearch – RPC (TCP-In)

Hub Transport, Edge Transport, Mailbox

Dynamic RPC

BinMSExchangeTransportLogSearch.exe

MSExchangeTransportLogSearch – RPCEPMap (TCP-In)

Hub Transport, Edge Transport, Mailbox

RPC-EPMap

BinMSExchangeTransportLogSearch.exe

SESWorker (GFW) (TCP-In)

Unified Messaging

Any

Any

SESWorker (TCP-In)

Unified Messaging

Any

UnifiedMessagingSESWorker.exe

UMService (GFW) (TCP-In)

Unified Messaging

5060, 5061

Any

UMService (TCP-In)

Unified Messaging

5060, 5061

BinUMService.exe

UMWorkerProcess (GFW) (TCP-In)

Unified Messaging

5065, 5066, 5067, 5068

Any

UMWorkerProcess (TCP-In)

Unified Messaging

5065, 5066, 5067, 5068

BinUMWorkerProcess.exe

UMWorkerProcess – RPC (TCP-In)

Unified Messaging

Dynamic RPC

BinUMWorkerProcess.exe

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