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OCI Firewall
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Access to an OCI cloud instance can be controlled by
- an external firewall,
- the operating system firewall of the instance (see Installing the VE License Server and the Charon-SSP Packages in the Cloud),
- security list of the subnet to which the instance belongs, and
- VNIC-specific Network Security Groups.
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Please see the relevant Oracle documentation for more information and configuration detail.
Please note: Traffic is allowed if any rule in any of the relevant lists and groups allows the traffic. Traffic is also allowed if it is the response traffic of a permitted tracked connection. In addition to allowing SSH access, at least TCP port 8083 must be allowed to enable a license client to access a VE license server. If the web interface is to be used, TCP port 8084 must also be allowed.
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AWS Firewall
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Access to an AWS cloud instance can be controlled by
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Please see the relevant AWS documentation for more information and configuration details.
Azure Firewall
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Access to an Azure cloud instance can be controlled by
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Network Security Groups can be associated to interfaces or subnets. Security rules in network security groups enable you to filter the type of network traffic that can flow in and out of virtual network subnets and network interfaces. When a cloud instance is created, you can assign a default security group to its interface (allowing SSH). Please refer to the following tutorial for more information: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/tutorial-filter-network-traffic.
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GCP Firewall
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Access to an GCP cloud instance can be controlled by
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