Knowledge Base » [136377] Which IP Addresses and Ports does GP5 use?
Operating System:
Mac OS X v10.5 (Leopard), Mac OS X v10.6 (Snow Leopard), Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Vista, Mac OS X v10.4 (Tiger)
Product or Service: StudyPlace, GatherPlace, TutorPlace
Client Software: GP5
User Type: Student, Host, Guest, Administrator, Teacher
Product or Service: StudyPlace, GatherPlace, TutorPlace
Client Software: GP5
User Type: Student, Host, Guest, Administrator, Teacher
Most installations of GP5 will not require any additional configuration beyond entering and validating the account information for a host, teacher, or student account.
However, from time to time additional steps may be required to allow GP5 to communicate to our servers in order to host sessions or participate in VoIP calls.
These situations occur if you are behind a corporate firewall or have a home firewall, content filter, or virus scanner and receive error messages such as 'Could not connect to web server' or 'Voice features disabled because UDP Traffic appears to be blocked' from GP5. GP5 will typically fail the server test (second Audio Tuning Wizard test) when communication to the servers is blocked.
Please note: GP5 can use different servers so make sure to configure the security software, firewall, content filter, etc with the correct servers for the specific version of GP5 that you are using.
We will strive to minimize changes to the addresses listed below, however, infrastructure changes may force us to change them occasionally.
For corporate locations, please contact your IT staff to make the settings.
For home users, please consult the operating manuals, online help, or software manufacturer's support center for help in configuring the firewall, content filter, or virus scanner.
Also check this article on UDP blocking and firewalls or check the See Also section below for articles related to configuring specific firewalls.
IP Addresses and Port Numbers Used by GP5
Name | IP Addresses | Port | Traffic |
Applicable to all versions of GP5 | |||
www.gatherplace.net | 50.57.46.79 | 80 & 443 | TCP |
www.gatherplace.com | 52.2.111.197 | 80 & 443 | TCP |
os.gatherplace.com * | 54.225.239.41 | 80 & 443 | TCP |
os2.gatherplace.com * | 54.170.76.133 | 80 & 443 | TCP |
os4.gatherplace.com * | 54.253.184.225 | 80 & 443 | TCP |
os7.gatherplace.com * | 54.225.238.173 | 80 & 443 | TCP |
os9.gatherplace.com * | 54.162.108.136 | 80 & 443 | TCP |
*Note: We use our own proprietary protocol on port 443. | |||
For VoIP versions only ** | |||
as1.gatherplace.com | 66.135.41.228 | ||
fs1.gatherplace.com | 207.198.118.157 | ||
fs2.gatherplace.com | 69.174.245.136 | ||
fs5.gatherworks.com | 207.198.117.6 | ||
**Note: Open all UDP ports and the following TCP ports: 5060,8000-8005 |
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IP Addresses and Port Numbers Used by SureView
Name | IP Addresses | Port | Traffic |
sv1.gatherworks.com | 199.223.233.61 | 443 | TCP |
sv2.gatherworks.com | 199.223.234.82 | 443 | TCP |
sv3.gatherworks.com | 104.154.71.111 | 443 | TCP |
SureView VoIP is using Twilio WebRTC |
PS: If you are still using GP4, please click here for a list of IP addresses and port numbers.
See Also
- Why do I get a 'Cannot reach the server' error when I try to validate?
- I get the message Data Service Communication error. What is causing it?
- How can I run GP4 if it is being blocked by McAfee firewall?
- Why do I get a Web Proxy Login when I use GP4?
- Ping and Trace Route Procedures for Macintosh
- How do I set up Parental Controls to allow GatherPlace?
- Ping and Trace Route Procedures
- Something is blocking GP5. What can I do?
- What should I do if I get a 'UDP traffic' message?
- Why can't I connect to your servers even though my Java is enabled?
- What can I do if a Trend Micro (PC-cillin) Firewall is blocking GP4?
- How Can I Run GP4 if it is Being Blocked by Zone Alarm Firewall?
- How Can I Run GP4 if it is Being Blocked by Norton Firewall?
- How Can I Run GP4 if it is Being Blocked by AVG Firewall?