Multipoint Calls And Firewall Information; Placing Multipoint Video Calls; Table 6-3.Firewall Tcp/Udp Ports In Multipoint Calls - Polycom ViewStation EX User Manual

ViewStation EX User Guide

Multipoint Calls and Firewall Information

Placing Multipoint Video Calls

186
Downspeeding or Resynchronizing with RadVision via IP
Gateway
Your system has the ability to downspeed and resynchronize
correctly in an H.320 call with a RadVision system and vice versa.
The two systems resynchronize the call if an ISDN line is lost during
the call, if H.320 framing is lost, or if CRC errors are encountered
continuously. The call also downspeeds in the event of a
lower-speed, incoming call or when necessary to add another
outbound call to create a multipoint conference.
The following information specifies how many TCP and UDP ports
need to be opened through a firewall for multipoint calls.
The port assignment is defined in the Firewall & LAN Connection
screen, under Use Fixed Ports.
To define ports:
1. Access the Firewall & LAN Connection screen by selecting
System Info > Admin Setup > LAN/H.323 > LAN/Intranet >
Firewall/LAN Connection.
2. Select the option Use Fixed Ports.
3. Assign the correct number of fixed ports for your multipoint
call. To obtain this information, refer to the table below.
Table 6-3. Firewall TCP/UDP Ports in Multipoint Calls
Number of Sites in
Call
2
3
4
There are several ways to place multipoint video calls:
TCP Ports
3230-3231
3230-3233
3230-3235
UDP Ports
3230-3235
3230-3241
3230-3247
www.polycom.com