Who is this for?
✓ Plan: SENSORA™ platform with Structural Murmur Detection
✓ Role: IT Administrator
An endpoint is the device that hosts the Bluetooth connection for the Eko stethoscope. This may include mobile phones, tablets, telemedicine carts, desktop computers, and other Bluetooth-enabled devices. Eko endpoints must be able to communicate over the internet to the Eko cloud to use advanced features like live streaming, recording, and analysis.
When Eko provides the endpoint hardware for a deployment, the customer’s IT stakeholders should be engaged at least one week prior to the planned go-live date to communicate the settings necessary to connect the Eko endpoint to the Eko cloud.
The customer’s network must allow the Eko endpoint to access the following ports and URLs:
Domain |
Ports |
Purpose |
80, 443 |
Saving recording data. |
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80, 443 |
Saving recording data. |
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TCP: 80, 443, 2197, 5223 UDP: 123, 443 |
OS and security updates. Apple whitelist specifics if apple.com is too broad: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210060 |
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443 |
Main Eko website. |
|
443 |
Main Eko website (alternate domain). |
|
443 |
Eko web application. |
|
443 |
Eko web application (alternate domain). |
|
443 |
Live streaming service. |
|
443 |
Live streaming service (alternate domain). |
|
443 |
Live streaming service (alternate domain). |
|
80, 443 |
Tracks users and gathers metrics to help with debugging. |
|
443 |
Mobile device management. |
|
443 |
Customer support website and help documentation |
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443 |
Customer support website and help documentation (alternate domain) |
|
443 |
Reports crash logs. |