Port requirements for AWS services on a Snowball Edge
For AWS services to work properly on an AWS Snowball Edge device, you must allow the network ports for the service.
The following is a list of network ports that are required for each AWS service.
| Port | Protocol | Comment |
|---|---|---|
|
22 (HTTP) |
TCP |
Device health check and for EC2 SSH |
| 443 (HTTPS) | TCP | S3 API and S3 Control API HTTPS endpoint |
|
2049 (HTTP) |
TCP |
NFS endpoint |
| 6078 (HTTP) | TCP | IAM HTTP endpoint |
| 6089 (HTTPS) | TCP | IAM HTTPS endpoint |
| 7078 (HTTP) | TCP | STS HTTP endpoint |
| 7089 (HTTPS) | TCP | STS HTTPS endpoint |
| 8080 (HTTP) | TCP | S3 adapter HTTP endpoint |
| 8008 (HTTP) | TCP | EC2 HTTP endpoint |
| 8243 (HTTPS) | TCP | EC2 HTTPS endpoint |
| 8443 (HTTPS) | TCP | S3 Adapter HTTPS endpoint |
| 9091 (HTTP) | TCP |
Endpoint for device management |
| 9092 | TCP |
Inbound for EKS Anywhere and CAPAS device controller |
| 8242 | TCP |
Inbound for EC2 HTTPS endpoint for EKS Anywhere |
| 6443 | TCP |
Inbound for EKS Anywhere Kubernetes API endpoint |
| 2379 | TCP |
Inbound for EKS Anywhere Etcd API endpoint |
| 2380 | TCP |
Inbound for EKS Anywhere Etcd API endpoint |
