09-02-2008 11:47 AM - edited 03-15-2019 01:00 PM
I have a callmanger version 4.1 , is it possible to give the public ip address for TFTP server to connect the cisco ip communicator . i am waiting valuable comments.
09-02-2008 06:05 PM
it is posible!!
but dont do it
in this case any one know this ip will rigister, attack, or dammage this server
the best and most secure way is to have router or firewall on the internet edge and make a remote access vpn connection to that router or firewall and allow this vpn client to communicat with the CCM,TFTP after connecting thorugh vpn
this way u can use ur IP communicator securly and easy
good luck
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09-02-2008 08:25 PM
Thanks for your reply we are using vpn to connect the cipc but most users are roaming around so could you kindly let me know, how it is possible to connect through the public tftp server. We will open the specified ports to communicate with CIPC to secure the CCM server.
09-02-2008 08:30 PM
ok but the problem is not only the TFTP u need
u need TFTP and SCCP for phone to rgister
and u need to open udp ports from
32.. to 16.. for call to be done !!
which is automaticaly done by an application inspection method by a firewall or IOS firewall
while with static way like urs it will be really not reasonable i dont advice u to do it
if useres roam and have internet access why u dont give them VPN connection?
09-08-2008 12:16 PM
Hi Marwan
i appreciate your help , could you please tell me which specified ports i need to open in firewall to connect the cisco ip communicator through public ip address.
i had nat the private ccm ip to public ip and open all ports . But stil it is not connecting through public ip address.
The vpn connection always disconnecting.
kindly suggest .
09-09-2008 04:17 AM
basicaly u need TFTP,SCCP also u need the SCCP inspection enabled on the firewall default inspection policy
good luck
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