VMWare View Networking Ports and Related information

To allow external client devices to connect to a security server within the DMZ, the front end firewall must allow inbound traffic on TCP ports 80 and 443. To allow the security server to communicate with each standard or replica server that resides within the internal network, the back-end firewall must allow inbound traffic on TCP port 8009 for AJP13-forwarded Web traffic, TCP port 4001 for Java Message Service (JMS) traffic, and TCP port 3389 for RDP traffic

Behind the back‐end firewall, internal firewalls must be similarly configured in order to allow the View Manager desktops and View Connection Server instances to communicate with each other. Port 3389 (RDP) is used for traffic originating from a standard or replica server that is directed at a guest system. Port 4001 is used for JMS traffic originating from either the View Agent component installed on each View Manager desktop or from a security server in the DMZ, and is directed at standard or replica View Connection Server instances.

View 4.x	902	TCP	View Client/View Client with Offline Desktop	ESX Host	(Optional) View Client with Offline Desktop data is downloaded and uploaded through this port.
View 4.x	3268	TCP	View/VDM Connection Server/View Manager	Active Directory Server	Global Catalog Server
View 4.x	3269	TCP	View/VDM Connection Server/View Manager	Active Directory Server	Global Catalog Server
View 4.x	3389	TCP	Thin Client	ESX host	RDP Protocol
View 4.x	9427	TCP	View Client/View Client with Offline Desktop	View Agent (Virtual Desktop)	(Optional) Multimedia Redirection (MMR). MMR is support by View Client and View Client with Offline Desktop on certain operating systems.
View 4.x	18443	TCP	View Connection Server/View Manager	vCenter Server	View Composer
View 4.0.x	50002	TCP/UDP	View Agent (Virtual Desktop)	View Client	PCoIP (AES 128-bit encryption) Port 50002
View 4.0.x	50002	TCP/UDP	View Client	View Agent (Virtual Desktop)	PCoIP (AES 128-bit encryption) Port 50002
View 4.5.x	80/443	TCP	View Client	View Transfer Server	http(s) access by View Client with Local Mode
View 4.5.x	902	TCP	View Connection Server	ESX Host	View Client with Local Mode data is downloaded and uploaded through port 902. If you intend to use View Client with Local Mode, port 902 must be accessible to your ESX host
View 4.5.x	902	TCP	View Transfer Server	ESX Host	Publishing View Composer packages for Local Mode
View 4.5.x	4001	TCP	View Connection Server	View Transfer Server	Required by JMS for Local Mode
View 4.5.x	4172	TCP/UDP	View Agent (Virtual Desktop)	View Client	PCoIP (AES 128-bit encryption)
View 4.5.x	4172	TCP/UDP	View Client	View Agent (Virtual Desktop)	PCoIP (AES 128-bit encryption)