A firewall may be blocking network connections from Orion or Athena

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A firewall may be blocking network connections from Orion or Athena

For security reasons, network administrators often block access to unknown servers on the Internet. For Orion and Athena, this may cause a problem because they each communicate with Internet servers to report scores online, perform security checks, and to obtain information on new software updates. if you are having issues, please use the Network Port Tester to test your network.

Depending on the network firewall's setting, if Orion cannot communicate, the error may be one of a number of different things, including:

Unable to communicate with the remote server.

Unauthorized.

The remote server returned an unexpected response.

Your computer's time is off by more than five minutes.

To resolve these problems, please ask your network administrator to allow the following communication. If he or she has any questions or concerns, please have them contact us directly.

Required Firewall Rules

Orion's WebServer

Hostname:

www.orionscoringsystem.com

www.orionresults.com

IP Address:

52.6.156.55

Ports:

80 and 443

Protocol:

TCP

Purpose:

Orion uses these connections to obtain information about new updates to the software. Report scores fired on Orion/Athena to our Internet-based result system, Rezults.

Scopos' WebServer

Hostname:

scopos.tech

IP Address:

44.193.104.154

Ports:

80 and 443

Protocol:

TCP

Purpose:

Scopos' main website and webstore.

Rezults

Hostname:

rezults.scopos.tech

IP Address:

18.213.141.108

Ports:

80 and 443

Protocol:

TCP

Purpose:

Used to view scores online that were shot on Orion or Athena.

REST API

Hostname:

api.scopos.tech

authapi.scopos.tech

api.shooterstech.net [deprecating; still in use]

authapi.shooterstech.net [deprecating; still in use]

IP Address:

See Amazon Web Services Network Access

Ports:

443

Protocol:

TCP

Purpose:

Orion and Athena must use REST API access to Scopos's cloud resources.

IoT Cloud including MQTT

Hostname:

a123v0avhvxfk1-ats.iot.us-east-1.amazonaws.com

a123v0avhvxfk1-ats.iot.us-west-2.amazonaws.com

a123v0avhvxfk1-ats.iot.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com

IP Address:

See Amazon Web Services Network Access

Ports:

8883 and 8443

Protocol:

TCP and UDP

Purpose:

Orion and Athena both use uses MQTT allowing Athena ranges to update configurations with our provisioning servers. Port 8443 uses HTTPS to download configuration files.

Additional Amazon Web Services

Hostname:

See Amazon Web Services Network Access

IP Address:

See Amazon Web Services Network Access

Ports:

443

Protocol:

TCP and UDP

Purpose:

Orion and Athena both use these services for data communication, backup, and online services.

Network Time Protocol

Hostname:

time-a.nist.gov
npt.ubuntu.com
0.us.pool.ntp.org
1.us.pool.ntp.org

Ports:

123

Protocol:

TCP and UDP

Purpose:

Orion and Athena both use these Network Time Protocol to synchronize and set their internal clocks.

Civilian Marksmanship Program

Hostname:

ct.thecmp.org

IP Address:

198.101.48.102

Port:

80

Protocol:

TCP

Purpose:

Orion uses this connection to report competition results sanctioned by the Civilian Marksmanship program (CMP) to the CMP

Note: CMP web services are not managed or operated by Scopos, LLC. Please reach out to the CMP if you are having trouble with their services.