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# Gateway Network Configuration

The Keeper Gateway establishes outbound-only connections and does not require any inbound firewall rules. The following outbound connections must be allowed:

<table><thead><tr><th width="310.1015625">Destination Endpoint</th><th>Ports Needed</th><th>More Info</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><p><strong>Keeper Cloud</strong><br><code>keepersecurity.[x]</code></p><p>Endpoints:</p><p>US: <code>.com</code></p><p>EU: <code>.eu</code></p><p>AU: <code>.com.au</code></p><p>JP: <code>.jp</code></p><p>CA: <code>.ca</code></p><p>US_GOV: <code>.us</code></p></td><td>TLS Port 443</td><td>Communicates with Keeper Cloud to access target infrastructure via native protocols (e.g., SSH, RDP)</td></tr><tr><td><p><strong>Keeper Router</strong><br><code>connect.keepersecurity.[x]</code></p><p>Endpoints:</p><p>US: <code>.com</code></p><p>EU: <code>.eu</code></p><p>AU: <code>.com.au</code></p><p>JP: <code>.jp</code></p><p>CA: <code>.ca</code></p><p>US_GOV: <code>.us</code></p></td><td>TLS Port 443</td><td>Communicates with Keeper Router to establish secure, real-time WebSocket connections</td></tr><tr><td><p><strong>Keeper Stun/Turn Service</strong></p><p><code>krelay.keepersecurity.[x]</code></p><p>Endpoints:</p><p>US: <code>.com</code></p><p>EU: <code>.eu</code></p><p>AU: <code>.com.au</code></p><p>JP: <code>.jp</code></p><p>CA: <code>.ca</code></p><p>US_GOV: <code>.us</code></p></td><td>TCP and UDP opened on Port 3478<br><br>Outbound access to TCP and UDP ports 49152 through 65535<br></td><td>Facilitates secure and encrypted WebRTC connections between end-user's vault and target systems via the Gateway</td></tr></tbody></table>

The Gateway preserves zero knowledge by performing all encryption and decryption of data locally. Keeper Secrets Manager APIs are used to communicate with the Keeper cloud.


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