Below is a list of servers and ports used by TimeXtender and ODX Server that should be opened in your firewall settings.
TimeXtender
- Product Activation via License Key:
- selfservice.cloudapp.net
- Repository Upgrade Web Service:
- services.timextender.com
- waws-prod-am2-055.cloudapp.net
- Port 443
- Updating CData components:
- api.timextender.com
- Port 443
ODX Server
- ODX Server Repository:
- timextender-repositories.database.windows.net
- Server is outside Azure (On-Prem): Port 1433 standard for SQL Server
- Server is Inside Azure: Port range 11000-11999 See Microsoft Doc for more info
- ODX Secret Validation:
- timextender-api.azurewebsites.net or api.timextender.com
- waws-prod-am2-061.cloudapp.net
- Port 443
- Updating CData components:
- api.timextender.com
- Port 443
- If using Azure Data Lake Storage
- <storage account name>.dfs.core.windows.net
- Port 443
- If using Azure Data Factory Data Sources
- management.azure.com
- Port 443
Troubleshooting
You can use the Test-NetConnection command in Windows PowerShell on the application server to test your machines connectivity to the above servers and ports.
As an example, you can copy and paste the following command into PowerShell then hit ENTER to execute:
Test-NetConnection timextender-repositories.database.windows.net -Port 1433
Change the Server Name and Port (if necessary) to test any of the above required network connections for TimeXtender.
This is how the command and results should appear in PowerShell:
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