--- title: "Service ports for Segura™ SaaS" slug: "segura-saas-service-ports" updated: 2026-11-03T14:48:14Z published: 2026-11-03T14:48:14Z canonical: "docs.senhasegura.io/segura-saas-service-ports" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.senhasegura.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Service ports for Segura™ SaaS To access the **Segura™ Platform** services in the **SaaS** environment, you must use specific ports. These ports are standardized for all clients in this environment and encompass various application services, not limited to SSH and RDP. Info You must make all connections using your **SaaS tenant's** DNS and the access method corresponding to the desired service. ## List of open ports The following table describes the available ports for communication with application services: | Port | Service / Protocol | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | 4022 | **SSH Proxy** | Port for terminal connections via SSH. | | 80 | **HTTP** | Port for unencrypted web access (redirects to HTTPS). | | 443 | **HTTPS** | Main port for accessing the **Segura™ Platform** web interface. | | 43389 | **RDP Proxy** | Port for remote desktop connections. | | 41433 | **MS-SQL Proxy** | Port for accessing Microsoft SQL Server databases. | | 45432 | **Postgres Proxy** | Port for accessing PostgreSQL databases. | | 42484 | **Oracle Proxy** | Main port for accessing Oracle databases. | | 51445 | **Network Connector** | Port used by the network connectivity service. | Attention Although port 41521 is configured for the Oracle Proxy, the service container currently uses port 42484. We recommend prioritizing port 42484 for Oracle connections. ## Configuration guidelines As this environment uses unconventional (customized) ports, ensure that: 1. Your local network's firewall policies allow outbound traffic to these ports. 2. When configuring third-party tools or access clients (such as database or RDP clients), you have manually specified the port number in the address field. 3. Your **SaaS tenant's** DNS is correctly configured to resolve the instance address.