Specifications

Network Configuration Specifics
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Ports 9000 and 9002 are only used by the console applications. All other phones now use ports
in the 50000 to 50511 range.
The MSPLogs Viewer application communicates with MiVoice Business through port 7011. If
the MiVoice Business system is behind a firewall, then port 7011 must be opened and routed
to the system. Older versions of the switch (before MiVoice Business 7.0) will attempt to
establish a new connection back to the MSPLogs Viewer on its configured IP:Port combination
(as stated in the wire protocol at connection time) which can be modified with command line
options to traverse through firewalls and NAT. By default, the LogViewer will be listening for
5060 TCP SIP
5061 TCP/UDP SIP-TLS
5432 TCP MiVoice Business Console to SQL Server – Call History
5320 TCP Mitel OIG 2.0, SDK 6.0 (MiTAI Driver), LBG 3.4
6543 TCP Direct Connection to NSU for upgrade
6800 TCP MiNET Server (at 3300)
6801 TCP Secure MiNET (SSL) (at 3300)
6802 TCP Secure MiNET (AES) (at 3300)
6803 TCP Secure MiNET (SSL) for trusted applications
6804 TCP Secure MiNET (High Security SSL)
6900 to 6999 TCP MiNET Client
7011 TCP Data Services access (LBG 3.4 and MSPLogs Viewer uses
data services)
7050 TCP SDS (Mitel OIG uses SDS)
8000 TCP MiTAI Client (legacy)
8001 TCP MiTAI Client (SSL) (legacy)
9000 UDP Console Voice Channel 1 (5550 - TKB)
9002 UDP Console Voice Channel 2 (5550 - TKB)
10990 TCP Remote Management Interface - Multi-node management
15373 TCP ACD real-time events
15374 TCP IP PMS
18100 TCP MiVoice Business Console to UCA - Presence
20001 UDP TFTP
49500 to 49549 TCP Data Services
50000to 50511 UDP Voice Gateway and phone media RTP on even ports
16320 to 32767 TCP/UDP DECT voice and signalling
Table 80: MiVoice Business and 3300 ICP port numbers (continued)
IP port number Transport Function
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