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Hello,
since the webmeeting is now local hosted, we had some customers which can't connect to a port like 5001. (customers firewall doesn't allow that outgoing port)
I know how to change the ports, full backup, reinstall setup up 443 as port.. but what about the 60+ phones which are provisioned with 5001 and the softphones etc etc...
Actually I don't see any use to change the port, it always worked fine except for the new self hosted webmeetings. It is a pity that the webmeeting offers so few configuration options. A dedicated port would have been really nice.
Is there any way for a simple workaround which doesn't force me to work the whole weekend and telling every employee to provision there smartphone again?
Changing parameters like CALLUS_LINK_EXT_SEC but keeping PROVISIONING_LINK_LOCAL_SEC to 5001?
it would be nice if this is a solution and someone could tell me the necessary parameters to change.
Have a nice week!
since the webmeeting is now local hosted, we had some customers which can't connect to a port like 5001. (customers firewall doesn't allow that outgoing port)
I know how to change the ports, full backup, reinstall setup up 443 as port.. but what about the 60+ phones which are provisioned with 5001 and the softphones etc etc...
Actually I don't see any use to change the port, it always worked fine except for the new self hosted webmeetings. It is a pity that the webmeeting offers so few configuration options. A dedicated port would have been really nice.
Is there any way for a simple workaround which doesn't force me to work the whole weekend and telling every employee to provision there smartphone again?
Changing parameters like CALLUS_LINK_EXT_SEC but keeping PROVISIONING_LINK_LOCAL_SEC to 5001?
it would be nice if this is a solution and someone could tell me the necessary parameters to change.
Have a nice week!