Requirements for One Net Business services
For the One Net Business services and the individual One Net Business applications to operate correctly and effectively, your IT system must meet the requirements shown below.
Network requirements
Your network environment must meet the following minimum requirements in order to support One Net Business.
- Structured category 5 cabling or better.
- 100/1000mbps LAN switch with:
- Optional support for 802.3af Power over Ethernet.
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server.
- Time server access.
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LAN switch configured to provide Quality of Service (QoS) and prioritise voice traffic over other less sensitive data traffic within your LAN, using the following mechanisms:
- Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) markings to identify different types of traffic on your network.
- Prioritisation and Low Latency Queueing (LLQ) of voice traffic, to ensure it is given priority over other non time sensitive traffic such as web browsing or email.
Communication interfaces
Make sure the ports listed below are open in your firewall application and available for One Net Business communication.
Interface |
Protocol |
Port |
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Device management |
HTTPS |
TCP port 443 |
Phone book integration |
LDAP/TCP |
TCP port 389 and 636 |
One Net Manager |
HTTP/HTTPS |
TCP port 80/443 |
Domain Name Services |
DNS |
TCP and UDP port 53 |
Time server |
NTP |
UDP port 123 |
Chat (instant messaging), availability and file transfer |
XMPP, SOCKS |
TCP port 1081, 5222, 52644, 52645, 5269 |
Audio |
RTP/SRTP |
UDP port 10000-29999 |
Video |
RTP/SRTP |
UDP port 10000-29999 |
Call control |
SIP/SIPoTLS |
TCP port 5060-5080 UDP port 5060-5080 |
Screen share |
HTTPS WebSocket |
TCP port 8443 |
Screen share |
XMPP |
TCP port 5281 |
Single sign-on |
HTTPS |
TCP port 443 |
Collaboration |
HTTPS WebSocket |
TCP port 8060 |
Collaboration |
STUN |
UDP port 3478 |

Interface |
Why it is needed |
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Device management |
One Net applications and devices, such as IP phones, connect to the One Net platform to authenticate the user. They system automatically downloads their configuration data and provides access to network-based features such as call logs and the company phone book. |
Phone book integration |
Provides integration with your organisation's existing LDAP-based phone directory, such as Active Directory or Open Directory |
One Net Manager |
Provides access to One Net Manager to allow setting changes by users and administrators |
Domain Name Services |
DNS translates server and device names into IP addresses so that computers, mobile devices and IP phones can communicate with One Net. |
Time server |
Network Time Protocol is used to ensure that your IP phone has the correct time. |
Chat (instant messaging) and availability |
Used to show contacts and their availability to chat and for chatting, file transfers and XMPP |
Audio |
For high-definition audio calls with the One Net app |
Video |
For high-definition video calls with the One Net app |
File transfer |
The One Net app on a PC or Mac can perform file transfers during one-to-one chats. |
Screen share |
Restricted to users using the One Net app on a PC or Mac |
Single sign-on |
Provides access to One Net Call Centre and One Net Receptionist, including user authentication |
Collaboration |
Implementation of audio and video conferencing for One Net users and their guests. |
For detailed information on domains, IP addresses, ports and port ranges, see the One Net network configuration datasheet.
Download the network configuration datasheet