Services

Configuring the services

Services already created:

The following are standard services that have already been created by default:

HTTP                         TCP 80

SNMP                        TCP 161-162/UDP 161-162

LDAP                         TCP 389

HTTPS                       TCP 443

SYSLOG                    UDP 514

 

Existing Services to be edited:

There are a few services that have already been created for you, but they need to be expanded to accommodate the list of protocols listed for this scenario.

 

The default h323 contains:

  • TCP 1503 l  UDP 1719 l  TCP 1720

 

We need to add:

  • TCP1719

The default SIP contains:

  • UDP 5060

 

We need to add:

  • TCP 5060

 

H323 service

1. Go to Policy & Objects > Objects > Services.

2. Scroll down to the section: VoIP, Messaging & Other Applications.

3. Select H323.

4. Select Edit.

5. In the Protocol section add the additional protocol:

 

Protocol Type          TCP

Destination port

/Low

1719

6. Select OK to save.

SIP service

1. Go to Policy & Objects > Objects > Services.

2. Scroll down to the section: VoIP, Messaging & Other Applications.

3. Select SIP.

4. Select Edit.

5. In the Protocol section add the additional protocol:

 

Protocol Type                            TCP

Destination port /Low              5060

6. Select OK to save.

 

Custom Services that need to be created

There are a number of possible services that may need to be added from scratch rather than editing existing ones. While it is possible to create a single custom service that contains all of the open ports needed, it make more sense to make this modular in case only a small subset of the service needs to be added to another policy.

 

Polycom API

1. Go to Policy & Objects > Objects > Services.

2. Select Create New.

3. Fill in the fields of the new service with the following information:

 

  Name Polycom API
Service Type Firewall
Category VoIP, Messaging & Other
Protocol Type TCP/UDP/SCTP
Protocol TCP/UDP/SCTP
Protocol TCP
Destination Port – Low: 24
Destination Port – High: <leave blank>
 

4.

 

Select OK.

 

 

 

Polycom Endpoints

1. Go to Policy & Objects > Objects > Services.

2. Select Create New.

3. Fill in the fields of the new service with the following information:

Name                                           Polycom Endpoints

Service Type                              Firewall

Category                                     VoIP, Messaging & Other

Protocol Type                            TCP/UDP/SCTP

Protocol                                      TCP

Destination – Low:                    3230

Destination – High:                   3253

4. Select OK.

Other Services to add in the same way:

 

Name of Service Category Protocol & Port #
 

LDAP secure com- munications

 

Authentication

 

TCP 636

 

Win 2000 ILS Registration

 

Network Services

 

TCP 1002

 

Gatekeeper discovery

 

VoIP, Messaging & Other Applications

 

TCP 1718

 

Audio Call Control

 

VoIP, Messaging & Other Applications

 

TCP 1731

 

Polycom proprietary Global directory data

 

VoIP, Messaging & Other Applications

 

TCP 3601

 

Polycom People+Content

 

VoIP, Messaging & Other Applications

 

TCP 5001

 

HTTP Server Push

 

Web Access

 

 

Creating the Service Group

1. Go to Firewall Objects > Service > Groups.

2. Select Create New.

3. Build the Service group by filing in the fields with the following information

Group Name                              A-V_Conference

Type                                            Firewall

 

Members

(click in the drop down menu to add the following services)

  • HTTP
  • SNMP
  • LDAP
  • HTTPS
  • SYSLOG
  • Polycom API
  • Polycom Endpoints
  • LDAP secure communications
  • Win 2000 ILS Registration
  • Gatekeeper discovery
  • Audio Call Control
  • Polycom proprietary Global directory data
  • Polycom People+Content
  • HTTP Server Push

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