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Firstly, you can add an option to google to search the archives of the
mailing list as I think was pointed out a couple of days ago.
Or, you can download the entire mailing list history in 1 year increments,
import it into your mail and search that (it's usually easier to have a
local copy anyway).
As to what ports you need, that's more difficult. What do you need it to do
through the firewall?
IAX2 is port 4569
SIP is trickier.
Chris Tooley<br><br>>>>martin.mielke@thales-is.com 05/12 1:08 am >>><br>
Hi list,<br><br>surely this has been posted before but the archives don't
offer a<br>'search' functionality and I need an answer really soon on this<br>
subject... so, my apologies.<br><br>Which ports (range) must be open on a
firewall, either TCP and/or UDP,<br>for Asterisk to work correctly?<br><br><br>
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