Firewall Setup With Free Chat & Voice Comm Server

Dear friends,

I am a network system administrator and I use Kernel 2.6 and iptables as a firewall and NAT. My company decided to install a Windows application called CYF (CALL YOU FREE) in all the desktops of the customer support and sales department. CALL YOU FREE is a communications application to answer incoming webcalls and chat contacts from our companys website and we are using its freeware version.

The issue is that when I tested the application with my computer connected directly to the internet (public IP) it works fine. But when I connected my computer in a private IP behind the NAT I cannot even login to the system.

I conclude that there must be a firewall problem, so I opened all ports in the firewall and it works fine.

I would like to know how I can find out what port(s) does the application try to access. It seems to be an Asterisk based application using IAX protocol so I tried opening port 4569 but nothing happened.

I would appreciate your help because I really dont know how to find out what port should I open, unless I try one by one, or it may use yet more than one port.

Thanks,
Ricardo Houssef.

You should run "netstat" on the windows desktop and it will show what ports are being used at the time and with that information it will be easier to find out what port the application is using.

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Postado originalmente por rmaximo

You should run "netstat" on the windows desktop and it will show what ports are being used at the time and with that information it will be easier to find out what port the application is using.

Thanks Max for your answer. I downloaded the software directly from the developer´s website (CALL YOU FREE). I am using the freeware version, which doesn´t have support. Anyway ask asked them and they told me that port 80 UDP must be opened.

I tried opening that port and it´s working fine now. I recommend it.

Thanks anyway for the tip. I will will verifiy if the software doesn´t use any other port also with netstat.

Ricardo
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This may help too. I tried to run the cyf.exe on a Windows Vista and it didnt run because of permission problems, but It run well as administrator (right button on the program icon and click run as administrator).

Note that only the application has to be run as administrator, not the webphone.