WebRTC firewall rules

WebRTC Signaling port "preview IP port"

web-client (thin-client)

Any

Inbound TCP

Port per MMH/Video Return server over the range: 18100 - 18199 

MMH/Video Return server

The same port must be configured as the Video Return port for your LU2000, LU4000, etc. via the server GUI.

In the case of 1:1 NAT or a server with an external IP, you can use port 443.

LiveU STUN/TURN infrastructure control port. In use from version 9.0.

Any

Outbound UDP

3478

129.159.69.138 -  US East - Ashburn (active)

193.122.181.232 -  US East - Ashburn (future)

130.61.8.103 - Frankfurt  (active)

158.101.180.199 - Frankfurt (future)

158.101.73.17 - Tokyo  (active)

129.146.234.254 - US west - Phoenix (future)

168.138.111.21 - Sydney

152.67.27.136 - Mumbai 

129.151.37.59 - Sao Paolo

Optionally write the rule using the following FQDN instead of the full list of IPs:

lin.globalconnect.liveu.tv

Geo-location based, failovers sometimes occur for improved availability.

LiveU STUN/TURN Relay media. In use from version 9.0.

Any

Outbound UDP

49152-65535

129.159.69.138 -  US East - Ashburn (active)

193.122.181.232 -  US East - Ashburn (future) 130.61.8.103 - Frankfurt (active)

158.101.180.199 - Frankfurt (future)

158.101.73.17 - Tokyo (active)

129.146.234.254 - US west - Phoenix (future)

168.138.111.21 - Sydney (future)

152.67.27.136 - Mumbai (future)

129.151.37.59 - Sao Paolo (future)

You can optionally write the rule using the following FQDN instead of the full list of IPs:

lin.globalconnect.liveu.tv

Geo-location based, failovers can occur for improved availability.