SCVMM Integrate VMWare vCenter or Hosts
To integrate VMware vCenter and
ESXi hosts with SCVMM, you need to ensure specific network ports are
open between:
- SCVMM server
↔ vCenter Server
- SCVMM server
↔ ESXi hosts
This is required for discovery,
inventory, and V2V migrations.
Required
Networking Ports for SCVMM → VMware
1.
To vCenter Server
Protocol |
Port |
Purpose |
HTTPS |
443 |
vCenter API communication |
HTTP |
80 |
Optional – fallback redirect |
TCP |
902 |
File copy & remote console
(used during V2V) |
These are essential for adding
vCenter to SCVMM, discovering VMs, and initiating migrations.
2. To ESXi Hosts
Protocol |
Port |
Purpose |
HTTPS |
443 |
Direct access (if no vCenter) |
TCP |
902 |
VIX/V2V file transfer agent |
TCP |
903 |
(Optional) Remote console (VMRC) |
SSH |
22 |
(Optional) Troubleshooting only |
During V2V migration, SCVMM
connects to port 902 on the ESXi host to transfer disk files (VMDK)
and convert them to VHDX.
SCVMM
→ Hyper-V
Make sure SCVMM also has the correct
ports open to your Hyper-V hosts:
Protocol |
Port |
Purpose |
WMI/DCOM |
135, 49152–65535 |
Remote management |
WinRM |
5985 (HTTP), 5986 (HTTPS) |
PowerShell remoting |
SMB |
445 |
File transfer during V2V |
BITS |
80/443 |
Background file transfer |
Firewall
and NAT Considerations
- Open ports bi-directionally if SCVMM and
vCenter/ESXi are in different VLANs or across firewalls.
- If using NAT, port forwarding must preserve TCP
902 directly to the ESXi host being migrated.
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