Ports Required to Use AWS Services on an AWS Snowball Edge Device
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 |
