Re: [PLUG] Vonage Ports

[gyoza@comcast.net]

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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> > Subject: [PLUG] Vonage Ports
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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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