About Windows Messenger's Audio port controlled through Group Policy
- From: "akai" <lzknews@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 13:28:54 +0800
Server:LCS2005Enterprise+sp1
client: Windows Messenger5.1.0680
i installed lcs2005 at intranet,use TCP login, At intranet ,all user use
audio chat ok.
i publish lcs2005 to internet by ISA server 2004(publish TCP 5060 port).
now I can login from internet to Intranet successfullly.
Now we can chat by text.
I want use audio chat,I find microsoft artical
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/903056
so I open UDP 7100~7103 5350~5353 at ISA firewall , and then use Group
Policy registry setup client 's port range to UDP 7100~7103 5350~5353. then
i test IM from internet ,audio connnect session ok.but we cannot hear any
sound.
So I change ISA server access rule,open UDP 1024~65535, test again,Now audio
ok.
Group Policy registry has successfull setting MinMediaPort and MaxMediaPort
in my registry.
why i only open UDP 7100~7130 5350~5353 not useful? what does Group Policy
registry setting function?
thanks a lot.
.
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