Update: Port Forwarding for Digium Switchvox

As the developers at Digium continue to build new features into Switchvox, every so often the need to open additional ports on your firewall arises. This is an updated list of those ports and applies to 5.x.x versions of Switchvox. For more information on managing Switchvox on your network, please click here.

If you plan on using phones or accessing your Digium Switchvox PBX from remote locations such as home or a hotel, your network administrator must forward certain ports back to your PBX. (There are other ways to reach your server as well, such as VPN tunnels and SIP gateways, but we’ll concentrate on Port Forwarding for this article.) That way you can reach your Switchboard panel or use the Switchvox moblie applications with ease. You can do this by entering either the Public IP address of your Switchvox server (Such as** http://12.34.56.789/**) or if your network admin has set it up correctly, a fully qualified domain name (Such as http://pbx.yourcompany.com/). Please see your network administrator for your Switchvox address.

The following table lists the TCP/UDP port assignments and how Switchvox uses them.

TCP/UDPPort(s)Switchvox Use
UDP5060SIP signaling port needed for phones outside your network
UDP5062SIP signaling port needed for phones for configuration communications
UDP10000-20000RTP audio ports needed for phones outside your network
SIP UDP4000-4999UDPTL ports for T.38 faxing over SIP
IAX UDP4569IAX Signalling Port needed for communicating with IAX provider
TCP80HTTP port for remote web admin, API, and phone-firmware access
TCP443HTTPS port for remote web admin and API access
TCP5222 & 843**SMB Systems Only** – ports for using the Switchboard remotely
TCP5269**SMB Systems Only** – port for remote XMPP (Jabber/chat) access ([Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Messaging_and_Presence_Protocol))
UDP1194Must be open to outgoing traffic for Digium / Switchvox technical support vpn.
 

2015 June 24 Update:This Digium knowledgebase article has additional port information plus some hints about firewall rules that might cause VoIP problems.