Network & Firewall Configuration Guide

This guide is designed for administrators who need to make changes to the configuration of their network to enable Vocalised services/

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Background

This guide details the required ports and settings to enable Vocalised-powered devices and services to successfully register, place calls, and retrieve configuration files when operating behind a customer firewall. It also includes the IP addresses and ports needed for third-party application integrations.


Firewalls

There are a wide variety of firewalls and network devices on the market. While it is not possible to cover every specific configuration, the tables below list all required ports, FQDNs, and IP ranges needed for standard functionality.

We recommend consulting your network administrator before applying these settings to avoid disrupting other services.


SIP ALG (Application Layer Gateway)

SIP ALG is a router/firewall feature designed to assist SIP traffic, but in most cases it interferes with call setup, audio quality, and device registration. It modifies SIP headers and SDP content, which can cause:

  • Registration failures
  • Transfer, pickup, and conference issues
  • One-way or dropped audio

SIP ALG must be disabled on all devices. Consult your vendor documentation or our support portal for instructions on disabling SIP ALG.


Pre-Requisites

The following IP addresses, FQDNs, and ports must be allowed through your firewall for all Vocalised services to function properly.


General IP Addresses & Ports

Service FQDN IP Range Ports Direction Protocol
Handset registration, device management, voice traffic, API proxy.thevoicefactory.co.uk, access01.evolveip.uk, xsf.thevoicefactory.co.uk, xsp-dms.voip.evolveip.uk, xsf-cisco.thevoicefactory.co.uk, commpilot.voip.evolveip.uk, xsp-webex.voip.evolveip.uk, api.thevoicefactory.co.uk, ukdirectory.thevoicefactory.co.uk, goapps.thevoicefactory.co.uk, unity.thevoicefactory.co.uk, firmware.voip.evolveip.uk, edms.thevoicefactory.co.uk 91.240.178.0 – 91.240.178.255, 2a0d:c0c0:3e1:15::1:7, 2a0d:c0c0:3e1:15::1:4 5060, 5062, 6050, 5061, 448, 10000–65535, 2222–2269, 2208, 2209, 8011, 8012, 443, 80, 69 Both UDP/TCP
DNS n/a 4.2.2.5, 198.153.192.1 53 Both UDP/TCP
NTP 0.uk.pool.ntp.org n/a 123 Both UDP

Webex IP and Ports

Service FQDN IP Range Ports Direction Protocol
Webex Calling access01.evolveip.uk, xsp-webex.voip.evolveip.uk, xsf.thevoicefactory.co.uk 91.240.178.0/26, 91.240.178.233, 91.240.178.212, IPv6 ranges 5060, 5061, 40000–65535, 443, 444, 8012 Both UDP/TCP

Polycom IP and Ports

Service FQDN IP Range Ports Direction Protocol
Zero Touch Provisioning ztp.polycom.com, downloads.polycom.com 52.0.183.240, 52.2.100.162, 52.21.73.34, 54.86.39.219, 54.152.105.93, 54.210.194.27, 185.59.222.184, 185.59.222.185, 185.59.222.186, 185.93.0.141, 185.93.0.155 80, 443 Both TCP
PDMS-SP obitalk.com domains various (see guide) 443, 10000–20000, 6800, 5222, 5223, 5060, 5061 Both UDP/TCP


Cisco IP and Ports

Service FQDN IP Range Ports Direction Protocol
Device Activation & Config webapps.cisco.com, cisco.broadcloud.eu, activate.cisco.com, software.cisco.com 85.119.57.198, 85.119.56.198 80, 443 Both TCP

Yealink IP and Ports

Service FQDN IP Range Ports Direction Protocol
Redirect & Provisioning rps.yealink.com, dm.yealink.com, api-dm.yealink.com listed IPs 80, 443 Both TCP

Snom IP and Ports

Service FQDN IP Range Ports Direction Protocol
Redirect Server secure-provisioning.snom.com 52.28.89.237 80, 443 Both TCP

Mondago / Cara / GoIntegrator (Akixi) IP and Ports

Service FQDN Ports Direction Protocol
Cara / GoIntegrator goapps.thevoicefactory.co.uk 8011, 8012, 2209, 443 Both TCP

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