This table includes all configuration issues you can find in USM Anywhere:

List of Configuration Issues in USM Anywhere

Category	Subcategory	Protocol (Port)	Description
Global access to administration port	SSH	TCP (22)	Global access to the SSH Program to securely log into another computer over a network, execute commands in a remote machine, and move files from one machine to another through Secure Copy (SCP). port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to the IP Range of the company.
Global access to internal port	DNS (UDP)	UDP Simple transmission protocol that does not require recipient notification and uses datagrams for its messaging. UDP is part of the transport layer in the TCP/IP protocol. (53)	Global access to the DNS port has been defined within this security group.
Global access to internal port	DNS (TCP)	TCP (53)	Global access to the DNS port has been defined within this security group.
Global access to internal port	Mini SQL	TCP (4333)	Global access to the MSQL port has been defined within this security group. This should be an internally facing port only.
Global access to internal port	SQL Server (UDP Port)	UDP (1434)	Global access to the SQL Server port has been defined within this security group. This should be an internally facing port only.
Global access to internal port	SQL Server (TCP Port)	TCP (1433)	Global access to the SQL Server port has been defined within this security group. This should be an internally facing port only.
Global access to internal port	PostgreSQL Server	TCP (5432)	Global access to the PostgreSQL port has been defined within this security group. This should be an internally facing port only.
Global access to internal port	MySQL Server	TCP (3306)	Global access to the MySQL port has been defined within this security group. This should be an internally facing port only.
Global access to internal port	Syslog	UDP (514)	Global access to the Syslog port has been defined within this security group. This should be an internally facing port only.
Global access to internal port	rsync	TCP (873)	Global access to the rsync port has been defined within this security group. This should be an internally facing port only.
Global access to internal port	MongoDB (UDP)	UDP (27017)	Global access to the MongoDB port has been defined within this security group. This should be an internally facing port only.
Global access to internal port	MongoDB (TCP)	TCP (27017)	Global access to the MongoDB port has been defined within this security group. This should be an internally facing port only.
Global access to internal port	CouchDB (UDP)	UDP (5984)	Global access to the CouchDB port has been defined within this security group. This should be an internally facing port only.
Global access to internal port	CouchDB (TCP)	TCP (5984)	Global access to the CouchDB port has been defined within this security group. This should be an internally facing port only.
Global access to administration port	VNC Server	TCP (5900)	Global access to the VNC Server port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR Classless Inter-Domain Routing, which provides a method for allocating IP addresses, routing Internet protocol packets, and subdividing networks. CIDR notation provides a syntax for specifying a range of IP addresses..
Global access to administration port	VNC Listener	TCP (5500)	Global access to the VNC Listener port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to administration port	Windows RPC	TCP (135)	Global access to the Windows RPC port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to administration port	Windows Remote Desktop	TCP (3389)	Global access to the Windows Remote Desktop port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to administration port	Telnet	TCP (23)	Global access to the Telnet port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to administration port	X11 (TCP)	TCP (6000)	Global access to the X11 port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to administration port	X11 (UDP)	UDP (6001)	Global access to the X11 port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to service port	SMTP	TCP (25)	Global access to the SMTP port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to service port	FTP	TCP (21)	Global access to the FTP port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to service port	FTP Data	TCP (20)	Global access to the FTP (data) port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to service port	CIFS	UDP (445)	Global access to the CIFS port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to service port	NetBios (Named Services)	UDP (137)	Global access to the NetBios (Named Services) port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to service port	NetBios (Datagram Services)	UDP (138)	Global access to the NetBios (Datagram Services) port has been defined within this security group. This should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
ICMP globally permitted	ICMP	ICMP	ICMP is globally permitted.
Global access to service port	All TCP Ports Open	TCP (1)	All TCP ports have been explicitly permitted by this security group. Access to your system should be restricted to the minimal set of TCP ports you require to access for operation. In addition, ensure ports that are for administrative access or do not require global access should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.
Global access to service port	All UDP Ports Open	UDP (1)	All UDP ports have been explicitly permitted by this security group. Access to your system should be restricted to the minimal set of UDP ports you require to access for operation. In addition, ensure ports that are for administrative access or do not require global access should be restricted to a company owned CIDR.