Firewall port requirments for AD410 doorbell and app

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stromer
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Firewall port requirments for AD410 doorbell and app

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I noticed that the AD410 doorbell camera is rather firewall port hungry. I temporally opened all traffic for the camera to Internet.
Does anybody have the official port requirements? Which ports need to be opened?
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Re: Firewall port requirments for AD410 doorbell and app

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bump
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Re: Firewall port requirments for AD410 doorbell and app

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got this from support:
These ports have been successful for previous customers:

1. 37777 - TCP and UDP
2. 8800-8825 - TCP
3. 10000 - TCP
4. 15301 - TCP
5. 9112 - TCP
6. 9132 - TCP
7. 8800-8888 - UDP
8. 3700-3800 - UDP
XoXoXoXo
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Re: Firewall port requirments for AD410 doorbell and app

Post by XoXoXoXo »

got this from support:
These ports have been successful for previous customers:

1. 37777 - TCP and UDP
2. 8800-8825 - TCP
3. 10000 - TCP
4. 15301 - TCP
5. 9112 - TCP
6. 9132 - TCP
7. 8800-8888 - UDP
8. 3700-3800 - UDP
@stromer I just signed up to thank you for your list and sharing it with us. Thank you.

I have been struggling with pfSense firewall, and trying to figure out the ports that I need to add to have the Doorbelll camera connecting to the app (or Amcrest commissioned servers)
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Re: Firewall port requirments for AD410 doorbell and app

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XoXoXoXo wrote: Mon Jun 24, 2024 8:46 am I have been struggling with pfSense firewall, and trying to figure out the ports that I need to add to have the Doorbelll camera connecting to the app (or Amcrest commissioned servers)
Your best bet for this scenario in the future is to ensure logging is enabled for any block/reject rules and then monitor the traffic sourced from your device IP.

I don't allow mine to connect but I've seen attempts to use:
config.amcrestcloud.com
dms2.amcrestview.com
drs.zencamcloud.com
p2p.amcrestview.com
p2pasplus.zencamcloud.com

You should be able to create an alias for those hosts and only allow connectivity from the camera to those specific hosts.
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