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# Firewall Configuration

#### Basic requirements

In order to use basic features of the talque website and mobile apps you should have unfiltered access to

* Whitelist domains: \*.talque.com
* All IPv4 and IPv6 blocks listed in ASNs of 714, 15169
* TCP port 80, and 443 
* TCP ports 5223, 5228, 5229, 5230     *(for Push Notifications)*

#### Video calls

To use the integrated video calls you also need to open

* Whitelist domains: \*.talque.com (or the ASN AS16509)
* TCP ports 80, 443
* TCP + UDP ports 10000-20000

#### Media gallery images and files

In order to see images in media galleries and download files you need access to

* TCP Port 80 and 443
* \*.googleapis.com (included in the ASN 15169) 
* \*.vimeo.com
* \*.vimeocdn.com

#### Viewing videos and livestreams

In order to watch livestreams, you need access to

* TCP Port 80 and 443
* \*.vimeo.com 
* \*.vimeocdn.com 
* \*.magisto.com 
* \*.akamaized.net 
* \*.cloudfront.net
* \*.youtube.com
* \*.simplex.tv

#### Sending livestreams

In order to send livestreams, that is, produce the livestream at your location and upload from there, you need network access to

* TCP Port 1935, 80, 443
* UDP Port 53, 2088
* TCP + UDP Ports 3478, 19305-19307, 19307, 50000 - 64000
* \*.vimeo.com 
* \*.vimeocdn.com 
* \*.google.com 
* \*.pndsn.com 
* \*.googleapis.com 
* \*.firebaseio.com


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