I have installed jitsi using quick installation, so every thing in one server inside my organization, we have setup the organization firewall to any:any (tcp/udp) so all ports are open, thus all users from inside and outside the organization can connect to server with Audio and Video without any issue. note that even NAT is configured as well from Public to Private IP.
but according to our organization policy we need to limit the open ports, so we have limited to 80/443/4443tcp and 10000udp
after above changes in the firewall we are not able to transfer the video and audio,
I have noticed the users are connecting to port 35xxxx, 49xxxx, 45xxxx when doing netstat
i fully understand there are many article in this regards where we need to reconfigure turn in separate server and so on, which is difficult for me to do such configurations
my question, is there a fixed range to limit the ports (from/to)??
It’s really confusing when you read how-tos or some other descriptions about installing Jitsi Meet: Some say just “10000”, some “10000 and 20000” and others “10000–20000”.
Perhaps there actually was this wide port range in the past. On my virtual server I’ve opened 80, 443 and 10000. Seems to be enough.
