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through the Web Admin interface. The same applies to 3268 and 3269 (non-secure and secure) global catalog
LDAP requests.
4) If the media ports (32768-65535) are not open then TCP/UDP port 3478/443 used to connect to the TURN
server wil be used to relay media
5) UDP/TCP port 443 can be changed. Using the MMP command turn tls <port> will change the second UDP/TCP
port that the TURN server listens on
6) The TURN server will not listen on port 443 on the loopback interface. This is to avoid port clashes with other
services that may be running on port 443 on the loopback interface.
7) Exact range depends on configuration of Lync server
8) To run both the TURN server and the Web Bridge on port 443 requires the two components to be run on
different interface: port combination, if this is not possible then use port 447 for the TURN server.
9) Port 5060 only supports SIP TLS, there is no support for UDP or TCP
LDAP requests.
4) If the media ports (32768-65535) are not open then TCP/UDP port 3478/443 used to connect to the TURN
server wil be used to relay media
5) UDP/TCP port 443 can be changed. Using the MMP command turn tls <port> will change the second UDP/TCP
port that the TURN server listens on
6) The TURN server will not listen on port 443 on the loopback interface. This is to avoid port clashes with other
services that may be running on port 443 on the loopback interface.
7) Exact range depends on configuration of Lync server
8) To run both the TURN server and the Web Bridge on port 443 requires the two components to be run on
different interface: port combination, if this is not possible then use port 447 for the TURN server.
9) Port 5060 only supports SIP TLS, there is no support for UDP or TCP