Enterprise Server (Port and NAT Configuration)

(Firewall or NAT Configuration)
If the Streambox Enterprise Server will be located inside a network that has a firewall or network address translation, then the routers may need to be configured to forward appropriate traffic to the unit. The following ports should be configured if this is the case.

UDP port 1770: Streambox ACT-L3 live streams and Bandwidth measurement. This port needs to be forwarded or opened for the Streambox Enterprise Server to receive live video streams from Streambox Encoders.

UDP port 2051: Streambox Store and Forward Client upload. This port needs to be forwarded or opened for the Streambox Enterprise Server to receive uploads from the Streambox Store and Forward Client.

UDP port 5926: Streambox IFB Server. This port sends low latency audio to users in the field from the Streambox IFB Server.

TCP port 80: Web interface. This port is used by administrators and operators to manage the Streambox Enterprise Server using the Administrative Web Interface.

TCP port 443: HTTPS Secure Web Interface. For allowing access to the web interface through anencrypted channel, preserving the confidentiality of the server?s contents.

TCP port 3306: Database Push/Pull. The Enterprise Server?s core database requires this port to be open.

TCP port 3389: Remote Desktop. For remote access to the server for control or diagnostic purposes by the customer?s technicians as well as Streambox engineers. Remote Desktop must be enabled in the Windows operating system.

TCP port 6045: SSH Automation Management.