Port numbers for
BlackBerry MVS components
The port numbers in the diagram are the default port numbers. Your
organization can use different port numbers for some of the ports.
The
BlackBerry Mobile Voice System
has specific requirements for port numbers of the gateway. Before you install the
BlackBerry MVS, you should verify that the
appropriate port numbers are open and available through the firewall of the
local server or the firewall of the network infrastructure. If the
BlackBerry MVS software is installed on the
computer that hosts the
BlackBerry Enterprise Server,
you should consider configuring your organization's firewall to block outside
access to any listening port number that does not require outside access.
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Component
|
Default port number
|
Description
|
|
BlackBerry Configuration Database
|
1433
|
The
BlackBerry MVS uses this port number to access
the
BlackBerry Configuration Database. You can
configure this port number when you install the
BlackBerry MVS software.
This port number uses a TCP port.
|
|
BlackBerry Enterprise Server
|
3101
|
The
BlackBerry Enterprise Server uses this port
number to connect with
BlackBerry devices.
This port number uses a TCP port.
|
|
|
3200
|
The
BlackBerry Enterprise Server uses this port
number to communicate with the
MVS Session
Manager.
This port number uses a TCP port.
|
|
|
4101
|
The
BlackBerry Enterprise Server uses this port
number to connect with
Wi-Fi enabled
BlackBerry devices.
This port number uses a TCP port.
|
|
Wi-Fi enabled
BlackBerry device with the
BlackBerry MVS Client
|
51100 to 51140
|
A
BlackBerry device uses these port numbers for
RTP voice communication with the SIP Gateway when it makes Voice over
Wi-Fi calls.
This port number uses a UDP port.
|
|
MVS
Console
|
8445
|
The
MVS
Console uses this port number to
accept incoming web-based connections for administration.
This port number uses a TCP port.
|
|
MVS Session Manager
|
6060
|
The MVS Session
Manager uses a SIP trunk to communicate with each
gateway in your organization's phone system.
You configure this port number in the Trunk Port field on
the Add MVS Server page of the
MVS
Console. This port number
communicates with the trunk port number that is specified on the Telephony
Connector page.
Each additional gateway that you configure to communicate with
the MVS Session
Manager must use a different line port number.
This port number uses a UDP port.
|
|
telephony connector
|
6060
|
The gateway uses a SIP trunk to communicate with the
MVS Session
Manager.
You configure the trunk port number that the PBX uses in the
Trunk Port field on the Telephony Connector page of the
MVS
Console. This port number
communicates with the trunk port number that is specified on the Add MVS Server
page.
This port number uses a UDP port.
|
|
voice mail connector
|
5060
|
The voice mail connector uses a SIP line to communicate with the MVS Session
Manager.
You configure the destination port number of the SIP line that the voice mail connector uses in the Port field on the Voice Mail Connector page of the MVS
Console.
This port number uses a UDP port.
|
|
MVS Session
Manager
|
17601
|
The
MVS Session
Manager uses this port for internal communication.
|
|
|
17602
|
The
MVS Session
Manager uses this port for internal communication.
|
|
MVS Data
Manager
|
17631
|
The
MVS Data
Manager listens on this port number for requests to retrieve information
from the
BlackBerry Configuration Database.
This port number uses a TCP port.
|
|
MVS BlackBerry Enterprise Server
Connector
|
17633
|
The
MVS BlackBerry Enterprise Server
Connector listens on this port number for
requests to send and receive messages to and from
BlackBerry MVS users.
This port number uses a TCP port.
|
|
MVS Witness
Server
|
17634
|
The
MVS Witness
Server listens on this port number for health reports from
BlackBerry MVS
components.
This port number uses a TCP port.
|
|
MVS Event Manager
|
17635
|
The MVS Event Manager listens on this port number for
requests for information from the
MVS
Console.
This port number uses a TCP port.
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