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Wi-Fi and Security Considerations for ClickShare
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Wired Ethernet port: used only for remote administration
(not used for normal use of ClickShare). The Base Unit
does not initiate any external connections over the
Ethernet port. As an endpoint, it only opens a limited
number of ports:
-
TCP port 80 (www): for administration through the
web interface
-
TCP port 22 (ssh): for access by certified level 3
service technicians only
Wi-Fi AP on the Base Unit: not intended as a general
purpose AP, does no packet forwarding, is not a Wi-Fi
controller or lightweight AP, is protected using
(configurable) WPA2 encryption. The following ports are
accessible through this interface:
-
TCP port 80 (www): for administration through the
web interface
-
TCP port 22 (ssh): for access by certified level 3
service technicians only
-
TCP port 9876: for incoming connections from
Buttons
-
TCP port 9870: provided for iPad support
-
TCP port 873 (rsync): for gathering Button log files on
the Base Unit
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Wi-Fi client on the ClickShare Button: limited by the
firmware on the Button to connect only to the AP on the
Base Unit, following the WPA2 encryption of the Base Unit.
USB port on the Base Unit: it is advisable not to extend
access to these USB ports through USB extenders beyond
the physical boundaries of the meeting room. In normal
use, these USB ports support only 3 devices:
-
ClickShare Button: used to pair the Button with that
particular Base Unit, and to update the software
residing on the Button. This process is handled
entirely by server-side software running on the Base
Unit.
-
USB pen drive: used to upgrade the software on the
Base Unit itself. This process is handled entirely by
server-side software running on the Base Unit. This
software checks the content on the USB pen drive by
verifying specific signatures (otherwise, no action is
taken). Thus, it is impossible to change the Base Unit
software by using a USB pen drive with malicious
software.
-
Keyboard: used only by certified level 2 service
technicians in case of problems. Because access is
password protected, unauthorized persons cannot do
anything via a connected keyboard.
PHP: The Base Unit runs PHP 5.3.15 internally, which
means that security vulnerabilities, if any, related to that
PHP version also apply to the ClickShare Base Unit.
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In future versions of ClickShare, we plan to close the rsync port and
replace it by syslog (UDP port 514).
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