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RADVISION | RADVISION Port Security Reference Guide
3G Gateway
Table 1-24
lists the ports supported by the 3G Gateway.
Table 1-24
Ports Supported by the 3G Gateway
Port Range
Protocol
Functionality
Direction Result of Blocking
Port on Firewall
Description
21
FTP (TCP);
in use
File Transfer Protocol
Both
Cannot upgrade
version
Upgrade Utility
23
Telnet (TCP); in
use
Gateway logs and
initial configuration
Both
Cannot view logs
Telnet client
80
(configurable)
HTTP (TCP)
Gateway Administrator
and Call Control web
user interfaces
Both
Cannot administer
MCU
Web client
161
SNMP (UDP); in
use
Configuration and
status
Both
Cannot configure or
check the status of
the Gateway via SNMP
iVIEW Network Manager,
iVIEW Management Suite
or any other SNMP
manager station
162
SNMP (UDP); in
use
SNMP Trap events
Out
Cannot receive Traps
iVIEW Network Manager,
iVIEW Management Suite
or any other SNMP
manager station
443
HTTPS (TCP); in
use
Secure web interface
Both
Cannot administer the
Gateway
1024-4999
H.245 (TCP); in
use
H.245 signaling. TCP
connection to the
SIU.
Both
Cannot connect H.323
calls; no connection
to SIU.
Any H.323 entity
1719
(configurable)
RAS (UDP)
RAS signaling
Both
Cannot communicate
with H.323
gatekeeper
H.323 gatekeeper
1820
(configurable)
Q.931 (TCP)
Q.931 signaling
Both
Cannot connect H.323
calls
Any H.323 entity
2944
MVP control
(TCP); in use
MVP control protocol
Both
Cannot use external
MVP
MVP
2945
MVP control
(TCP); in use
MVP control protocol
Both
Cannot use external
MVP
MVP
3336
TCP; in use
Conference control
Both
Cannot use Gateway
Conference Control
web user interface.
Conference Control web
client terminal, iVIEW
Management Suite or
third-party controlling
applications
5060
(configurable)
SIP (TCP/UDP);
in use
SIP signaling
Both
Cannot connect SIP
calls
Any SIP entities