Re: [PLUG] Vonage Ports

gyoza@comcast.net · 2006年8月04日 15:37:01 -0400

See, that's the thing. All the ports make sense up until that massive 
range of 10,000 to 20,000 udp. Maybe they randomly use a port depending 
on availability?
What does that mean, phone X? I think even a single phone uses the same 
ports. Could it be that a range of 10,000 ports makes it possible to 
have 10,000 simultaneous connections?
Uh...I guess I will set up Ethereal.

George Gallen wrote:

according to linksys.
Internet phone 1 - 5060 - 5061 UDP
internet phone 2 - 53 udp
internet phone 3 - 69 udp
internet phone 4 - 10,000 - 20,000 udp
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Can anyone tell me exactly which ports Vonage uses? Could Vonage 
actually require ports 10,000 to 20,000?!
I'm thinking about running Ethereal between the ATA box and 
the modem. 
Of course, it would be easier to be told the answer. haha

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