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What Ports need to be open to Video Conference?

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geast

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Mar 22, 2001
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I am setting up video conferencing at my site. What ports need to be open to do this? I already have 1719 and 1720 open, along with having H323 enabled. We are running Pix version 5.2, bad thing is, we don't have a GUI interface, only command line. Can you help?
 
HI.

Allowing ports isn't enough if the remote computer needs direct (inbound) access to a local computer.
Are you using PAT or NAT?
How many internal workstations will participate?
How many registered ip addresses you have?
Can you configure a static ip to one/few internal workstations that will participate in video conference?
What is your Internet connection bandwidth?
What software will be used?

Several options to consider are:
* Using STATIC instead of PAT for conference computers.
* Using VPN (either site to site or client to pix) to encapsulate.

I have no actual experience with video conference so these are my thoughts only.

Bye

Yizhar Hurwitz
 
We have static Ip's NAT'ed to the internal machines that will participate. Conferencing between them is no problem, we need to get outside to a gatekeeper to conference with different sites. Bandwidth is not a problem, T1, I did find out that UDP ports are utilized but it is not static, it uses a range of them. We don't want to open up all the ports, how do I configure the cisco to only open the udp ports when needed?
 
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