[Spice-devel] Spice required ports
Amador Pahim
amador at pahim.org
Thu Dec 1 10:34:45 PST 2011
TCP Channel =! TCP Socket
All channels are in the same port or, optionaly, some (or all) channels can
be used in a SSL port.
You will run spice with one or two ports, considering "no ssl" and "ssl"
port.
"qemu ... -spice port=5930,sport=5931,secure-channels=main+inputs..."
On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 2:01 PM, Richard Mann <iramstead.inc at gmail.com>wrote:
> Just joined. Not sure where to ask this question. It relates to security
> and opening ports on a firewall through which the Spice clients and server
> would communicate. I would like to know how many ports will need to be
> opened on a firewall to support the 6 communications channels between the
> Spice clients and server.
>
> Excerpt from Spice for Newbies PDF.
> --------------------------------------------------------
>
> 2.3.2.1 Channels
> The client and server communicate via channels. Each channel type is
> dedicated to a specific type
> of data. Each channel uses a dedicated TCP socket......
>
> The available channels are:
> o Main - implemented by RedClient (see above).
> o DisplayChannel - handles graphic commands, images and video streams.
> o InputsChannel - keyboard and mouse inputs.
> o CursorChannel - pointer device position, visibility and cursor shape.
> o PlaybackChannel - audio received from the server to be played by the
> client .
> o RecordChannel - audio captured on the client side.
>
> --------------------------------------------------------
>
> After looking at the Spice PDFs it appears to me that 6 ports would need
> to be opened although the default Spice server port appears to be 5930
> (just one port and not six).
>
>
> I would like to know how many ports are required (listening) on the Spice
> server to handle all 6 channels (TCP sockets)? I am assuming each channel
> (TCP socket) requires its own port on the Spice server.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Rich
>
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