Network Configuration to Stream with a PIXELLOT
If you have a Pixellot, you must:
Whitelist all outbound HTTP/S traffic to pixellot.tv.
No inbound firewall rules are required. No services will ever connect directly to the host. However, to publish video and manage the server, we need these ports open for outbound traffic to all IPs:
| Port # | Protocol | Purpose | Application |
| 1935 | TCP | Video streaming | RTMP |
| 443 | TCP | Remote Management | https, agent |
| 4444 | TCP | Performance Monitoring | |
| 123 | TCP+UDP | Clock synchronization | NTP-clock sync |
| 80 | TCP | Event control (stop / start) | RabbitMQClient (Coordinator in Production) |
| 2077 | UDP | Video streaming | ZIXI broadcaster |
| 2088 | |||
| 53 | TCP+UDP | DNS Name management |
|
| 1401 | TCP | Sportzcast (Score data integration tool) | |
| 1402 | |||
| 1403 |
Network Configuration to Stream MANUAL Productions
Open all TCP traffic on ports 80 and 443 for nfhsnetwork.com and all subdomains.
Open port 1935 outbound to ingest01.pri.poseast.fmspush.llnw.net and ingest01.pri.poswest.fmspush.llnw.net.
Network Configuration to Watch Video
Open all TCP traffic on ports 80 and 443 for nfhsnetwork.com and all subdomains.
Open all TCP traffic on ports 80 and 443 for w.sharethis.com.