List of protocols
- Built-in protocols — updated along with the SSG software version. Installing a new version requires a DPI reboot, which causes traffic interruption.
If needed, they can be supplemented with up-to-date attributes from the VAS Cloud. This is only necessary for complex protocols, but the option is available for all. - Cloud protocols created by VAS Experts — are periodically updated from the VAS Cloud. This ensures that popular applications remain up-to-date as their behavior changes.
- Custom (user-defined) protocols — protocols created by users via the GUI using VAS Cloud tools. These have higher priority than those loaded from the VAS Cloud, and within them, IP:PORT takes precedence over IP and CIDR. It is possible to add a protocol based on IP, SNI, or AS. Guide.
| Protocol | ID | DPI version | Protocol group | Protocol type | Update | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| sun-sr-jms | 6484 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | sun-sr-jms operates on port 6484 and supports Java Messaging Service integration within Sun Service Registry. |
| sun-sr-iiop | 6485 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | sun-sr-iiop operates on port 6485 and supports standard CORBA IIOP protocol messaging in Sun Service Registry. |
| sun-sr-iiops | 6486 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | sun-sr-iiops operates on port 6486 and enables CORBA IIOP Secure communication in Sun Service Registry infrastructure. |
| sun-sr-iiop-aut | 6487 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | sun-sr-iiop-aut operates on port 6487 and provides automatic CORBA IIOP configuration in Sun-based service platforms. |
| sun-sr-jmx | 6488 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | sun-sr-jmx operates on port 6488 and allows Java Management Extensions (JMX) monitoring in Sun Service Registry systems. |
| sun-sr-admin | 6489 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | sun-sr-admin operates on port 6489 and provides administrative access and configuration for Sun Service Registry environments. |
| boks | 6500 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | BOKS security protocol for access control and centralized authentication in Unix environments. |
| boks_servc | 6501 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | BOKS service control process managing system-level access permissions. |
| boks_servm | 6502 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | BOKS main server daemon managing identities and policy enforcement. |
| boks_clntd | 6503 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | BOKS client daemon used to enforce user authentication on endpoints. |
| badm_priv | 6505 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | badm_priv operates on port 6505 and handles secure or internal communication within Broadcast Administration networks. |
| badm_pub | 6506 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | badm_pub operates on port 6506 and manages public-facing services for Broadcast Administration systems. |
| bdir_priv | 6507 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | bdir_priv operates on port 6507 and handles private directory synchronization or data exchange in enterprise environments. |
| bdir_pub | 6508 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | bdir_pub operates on port 6508 and manages directory publishing or file sharing in specialized data networks. |
| mgcs-mfp-port | 6509 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | mgcs-mfp-port operates on port 6509 and supports multi-function printer communication in MGCS (Managed Gateway Control System). |
| mcer-port | 6510 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | mcer-port operates on port 6510 and provides control and logging in MCER (Managed Communication and Event Reporting) systems. |
| dccp-udp | 6511 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | dccp-udp operates on port 6511 and is used by DCCP over UDP for encapsulating DCCP in UDP packets. |
| netconf-tls | 6513 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | netconf-tls operates on port 6513 and provides secure configuration management over TLS in NETCONF-compliant devices. |
| syslog-tls | 6514 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | syslog-tls operates on port 6514 and enables the transmission of syslog messages over TLS for secure logging and monitoring. |
| elipse-rec | 6515 | 12.2 | Unknown | Built-in | As needed | elipse-rec operates on port 6515 and supports Elipse REC for remote execution control in Elipse systems. |
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