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Cortex XSOAR Multi-Tenant Guide

Product
Cortex XSOAR
Version
6.6
Creation date
2022-09-29
Last date published
2023-06-08
End_of_Life
EoL
Category
Multi-Tenant Guide

In a multi-tenant deployment, communication is predominantly from the main host server to any additional host servers, and then from the hosts to the tenants. Two-way communication should always be available between the main server and host servers. The main host server and additional host servers communicate using TLS 2.1 over port 443. Requests to the tenants are sent through the hosts (main or other) on port 443. The hosts forward the requests to the tenants, which listen on ports 18501 and higher.

Port 443 is used for communication between the main host server and additional host servers.

In a high availability environment, hosts in the same high availability group communicate with each other over port 443. There is no communication between hosts in different high availability groups.

 

Main hosts (incoming)

Additional hosts (incoming)

Tenant on main host (incoming)

Tenant on additional host (incoming)

Main hosts (outgoing)

443 (in high availability)

443

1850x

443

Additional hosts (outgoing)

443 (configurable)

443 (in the same high availability group)

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1850x