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Introduction to the Polycom DMA System Polycom® DMA™ 7000 System Overview

The table below lists the remote ports to which the Polycom DMA system may connect, depending on signaling and security settings, integrations, and system configuration.

Table 1-2Outbound port usage

Port	Protocol	Description
80	TCP	HTTP. MCUs, Exchange Web Services
		(calendaring). Only available if
		unencrypted connections are enabled
		(see “Security Settings” on page 48).
389	TCP	LDAP. Active Directory integration.
443	TCP	HTTPS. MCUs, Exchange Web Services
		(calendaring).
389	TCP	LDAP. Active Directory integration.
1718	UDP	H.323 RAS. Default port; can be changed
		(see “Signaling Settings” on page 71).
1719	UDP	H.323 RAS. Default port; can be changed
		(see “Signaling Settings” on page 71).
1720	TCP	H.323 H.225 signaling. Default port; can
		be changed (see “Signaling Settings” on
		page 71).
3268	TCP	Global Catalog. Active Directory
		integration.
3269	TCP	Secure Global Catalog. Active Directory
		integration.
4449	TCP	OpenDJ replication (superclustering).
5060	TCP/UDP	Unencrypted SIP. Default port; can be
		changed or disabled (see “Signaling
		Settings” on page 71).
5061	TCP	SIP TLS. Default port; can be changed
		(see “Signaling Settings” on page 71).
8443	TCP	HTTPS. Management interface access.
8444	TCP	Supercluster communication.
8989	TCP	OpenDJ replication (superclustering).
36000-61000	TCP	H.323 H.245 port range.
32768-61000	TCP/UDP	XMPP. Ephemeral port range.

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