Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Guida Alla Risoluzione Dei Problemi

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All of the applications use the same ports to communicate with a Cisco MeetingPlace server.

In addition, there are a variety of ports used between Cisco MeetingPlace conference servers and the
MeetingPlace network server. It is recommended that you allow unrestricted TCP and UDP traffic between
networked conference servers.

Communication between the gateway system and non−MeetingPlace systems is more application−specific
and much more complicated.

This is the complete list of ports:

This port is used by Cisco MeetingTime, Cisco MeetingPlace Web, and gateway products. It is opened from
client (such as Cisco MeetingTime) to server.

This port is used for the Cisco MeetingPlace Gateway SIM.

This port is used for file transfer between a conference server and Cisco MeetingTime, Cisco MeetingPlace
Web, or a gateway. It is opened from client to server.

This port is used for Telnet (for service login).

This port is used for FTP.

Cisco MeetingPlace Web typically uses TCP port 80 for client access (HTTP), but that can be changed. It also
uses domain name services on UDP port 53. TCP port 80 is also used between the Lotus Domino server and
the MeetingPlace for Notes Gateway.

This port is used for direct inbound access to host a meeting with WebShare.