As you are aware, our organization has always strived to enhance our maintenance processes to ensure the smooth functioning of our equipment and facilities. In line with our continuous improvement efforts, we have evaluated our current maintenance information collection technique and identified an opportunity to streamline and optimize the process.
Currently, DiIT is getting the preventive maintenance data using FTP or SFTP. The same for deploying the support environment and the new CAO server updates.
Windows Server 2025, 2022, 2019, 2016; Windows 11/10
β Not supported: Windows Server Core or Minimal Server Interface
CPU: Dual-core or better
RAM: 2 GB minimum (add 1 GB per 1,000 sensors)
Disk: ~200 KB/day per sensor (temporary data only)
.NET Framework: 4.7.2 or later (4.8 recommended)
Destination: monitoring.diit.de
Port: 23560/TCP (outbound/inbound)
Protocol | Port(s) | Purpose |
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WMI (DCOM) | TCP 135 + dynamic ports (TCP 49152β65535 by default) | WMI queries |
MySQL | TCP 3306 | MySQL sensor queries |
ICMP | N/A | Ping sensors (allow ICMP Echo Request/Reply) |
SNMP (optional) | UDP 161, 162 | SNMP sensors and traps |
RPC | TCP 135 + dynamic ports | Required for some Windows sensors |
HTTP/ HTTPS | TCP 80, 443 | Web Service requests |
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Requires a user account with administrative privileges
Needs DCOM and WMI namespace access (root\cimv2)
Firewall must allow:
TCP 135
Dynamic RPC ports (default: 49152β65535)
WMI-In rule enabled
Requires:
Port 3306 open between the probe and target (CAO servers)
Local or domain admin rights
DCOM and WMI namespace access
Prevent password expiration or change:
β Password never expires
β (Optional) User cannot change password
Data collection (approx. 5MB of data per day)
MySQL status
MySQL Replication status
CPU, Memory, hard disk status
CAO web application (status and http error messages)
Monitoring of CAO database backups
Monitoring of CAO-Services
Monitoring of CAO web applications