Before you deploy a USM Anywhere Sensor, you must configure your firewall Virtual or physical device designed to defend against unauthorized access to data, resources, or a private network. A firewall’s primary purpose is to create segregation between two or more network resources, blocking undesirable traffic between them. permissions to enable the required connectivity for the new sensor. Initial deployment of a sensor requires that you open egress or outbound ports and protocols in the firewall for communication with USM Anywhere and LevelBlue Secure Cloud resources. The sensor receives no inbound connections from outside the firewall.
Note: To launch the USM Anywhere Sensor web user interface (UI) during the initial setup, you need to allow inbound traffic to the sensor IP address through TCP port 80. You can remove access to this port after the sensor successfully connects to USM Anywhere. You do not need to allow inbound traffic to this port from the Internet.
Each USM Anywhere Sensor has unique requirements. See the following topics for detailed information about these sensor-specific requirements:
- Requirements for AWS Sensor Deployment
- Requirements for Azure Sensor Deployment
- Requirements for GCP Sensor Deployment
- Requirements for Hyper-V Sensor Deployment
- Requirements for VMware Sensor Deployment
Supported Web Browsers
USM Anywhere works best in the latest desktop version of the following web browsers:
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
Change the Domain Name
If you want to change the domain name of your environment, you need to contact the AT&T Cybersecurity Technical Support department to open a ticket and indicate the current name and the new one.
Warning: Keep in mind that after this change, all logs and configurations of your environment will be lost.
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