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Hi,
I have my ipod touch connected to my wi-fi. All works OK. However, when I try to use Facetime it fails. The Apple support site states
Ports to open
If the network router that you are connected to uses a firewall or security software to restrict Internet access, contact the network administrator and refer them to this article.
To use FaceTime on a restricted network, port forwarding must be enabled for these ports:
443 (TCP)
3478 through 3497 (UDP)
5223 (TCP)
16384 through 16387 (UDP)
16393 through 16402 (UDP)
Depending on the NAT configuration for the router and network, additional ports may be used to send and receive video. Some router-specific features or configurations may interfere with FaceTime. This includes port mapping on either end, SIP dropping, or dynamic opening of media ports.
The network administrator can refer to their router, firewall, or security software documentation for information about configuring port forwarding.
My assumption is this must be the issue. I have a TP-Link Wireless Lite N ADSL2+ router, but can't see where I can set the port forwarding.
Can anyone suggest what I need to do or what else may be affecting the use of this feature?
Many thanks...
Sparky
I have my ipod touch connected to my wi-fi. All works OK. However, when I try to use Facetime it fails. The Apple support site states
Ports to open
If the network router that you are connected to uses a firewall or security software to restrict Internet access, contact the network administrator and refer them to this article.
To use FaceTime on a restricted network, port forwarding must be enabled for these ports:
443 (TCP)
3478 through 3497 (UDP)
5223 (TCP)
16384 through 16387 (UDP)
16393 through 16402 (UDP)
Depending on the NAT configuration for the router and network, additional ports may be used to send and receive video. Some router-specific features or configurations may interfere with FaceTime. This includes port mapping on either end, SIP dropping, or dynamic opening of media ports.
The network administrator can refer to their router, firewall, or security software documentation for information about configuring port forwarding.
My assumption is this must be the issue. I have a TP-Link Wireless Lite N ADSL2+ router, but can't see where I can set the port forwarding.
Can anyone suggest what I need to do or what else may be affecting the use of this feature?
Many thanks...
Sparky