These ports are internal to your LAN. You do not need to open these ports externally to the Internet.
If your network is divided into multiple subnets/VLANs, then you will need to open them between the relevant subnets/VLANs.
These terms are described in more detail in the definitions section.
Functional Ports
The following ports are all required to be opened between your user devices (e.g. laptops) and Vivi Boxes for Vivi to work.
TCP: 6000, 7000, 7100, 8000, 12800, 12801, 12802
UDP: 8001, 8002, 8003
If using Multi-Display or Combined Rooms, they additionally need to be open in between Vivi Boxes (e.g. within the VLAN).
If using WebRTC Split Screen functionality, the following port range must also be opened:
UDP: 12820 - 12836
Video Announcements also require the following ports to be open:
TCP: 12819
UDP: 12820-13999
Administration Ports
These ports are not required for users to access, but instead will be used by IT Admins. Some are optional (see details below).
TCP: 80, 443, 5001
UDP: 161
Port Details
Port | Protocol | Required | Inbound/Outbound | Description |
80 | TCP | IT Admins | Web Console (HTTP) – Also required for Bulk Configuration via Vivi Central | |
161 | UDP | No | SNMP – Available for diagnostic monitoring, if desired | |
443 | TCP | IT Admins | Web Console (HTTPS) – Also required for Bulk Configuration via Vivi Central | |
5001 | TCP | No | iPerf 2 – Available for network bandwidth testing, may be requested by Vivi Support | |
5555 | TCP | No | Android Debug Bridge (ADB) - Used for Vivi for debugging and remote support purposes | |
6000 | TCP | Yes | Screen Sharing – Apple AirPlay negotiation, Video stream fallback | |
7000 | TCP | Yes | Screen Sharing – Apple AirPlay negotiation | |
7100 | TCP | Yes | Screen Sharing – Video stream | |
8000 | TCP | Yes | Screen Sharing – Apple AirPlay negotiation | |
8001 | UDP | Yes | Screen Sharing – Apple AirPlay timing channel | |
8002 | UDP | Yes | Screen Sharing – Control messages | |
8003 | UDP | Yes | Screen Sharing – Audio stream | |
12800 | TCP | Yes | Vivi Client API (HTTP) – How the Vivi Client talks to the Box Touch input Data | |
12801 | TCP | Yes | Vivi Client API (HTTP) – Static image serving | |
12802 | TCP | Yes | Local Video Direct (HTTP) – Local files streamed to the Box | |
12820-12836 | UDP | WebRTC | WebRTC - Video / Audio streams (Split Screen) | |
12819 | TCP | Announcements | Outbound | Video Announcements - WebRTC Signalling |
12821-12824 | UDP/RTP | Announcements | Outbound | Video Announcements - Video and Audio streams |
12820-13999 | UDP/RTP | Announcements | Inbound | Video Announcements - Video and Audio streams |
Testing Ports
Once you have opened the necessary ports within your network, you can use the Vivi App to confirm these have been opened.
To run the check:
Log in to the Vivi App on an end user device.
Connect to a room.
Click on the Settings Icon.
Click on "Room Settings"
Click on "Port Check".
The results will be shown on the Display that the Vivi Box is connected to.
