Samsung VC240 Reference Manual page 17

Table 1-9 Inbound ports supported by SCOPIA PathFinder Server
Port Range Protocol
3089 UDP
8080 HTTP
(TCP)
8089 XML (TCP)
1720 TCP , DPA
4000-5000 TCP , UDP
(configure
within this
range)
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Functionality Direction
Media traversal Client to
SCOPIA
PathFinder
Server
Web interface Client to
SCOPIA
PathFinder
Server
PathFinder version Client to
7.0 XML API service SCOPIA
PathFinder
Server
IP call signaling External H.323
endpoint to
SCOPIA
PathFinder
Server
Direct Public External H.323
Access (DPA) for gatekeeper or
H.323 call endpoint to
signaling, control SCOPIA
and media PathFinder
traversal Server
Result of Blocking Port on
Firewall
Cannot use UDP to traverse
media; can only use TCP to
traverse media.
Cannot configure SCOPIA
PathFinder Server.
The External Management
System cannot get SCOPIA
PathFinder Server status or
receive traps from SCOPIA
PathFinder Server.
No signaling capabilities:
guest users cannot dial into
internal endpoints
Cannot setup/connect DPA
mode calls.
The approximate number of
ports required is the number
of simultaneous DPA calls
multipled by 10. The
multiplication factor is
lower for audio-only calls,
higher for calls with dual
video. We recommend using
10 as an approximation.
To configure the port range
on the SCOPIA PathFinder
Server:
1.
Select Settings >
General.
2.
Enable H.323 Direct
Access.
3.
Enter the Port Range
numbers.
Recipient Client or
Server Type
SCOPIA PathFinder
Client
Web client/browser
XML API Client
Any H.323 entity using a
Q.931 signaling in DPA
mode
Any H.323 gatekeeper or
entity using a Q.931
signaling in DPA mode.
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