When it is impossible for the client to open their corporate firewall or proxy server to accept network traffic on port 1935, the best approach to the problem is to enable SSL for RTMP RTMPS will then listen at a secure VIP (either in stunnel or on an SSL accelerator or hardware-based load balancing device such as F5 Local Traffic Manager) on 443 and talk back to the Adobe Connect server pool on port 1935. It's necessary that the customer's on-premise infrastructure allows the Real Time Management Protocol traffic (RTMP) to flow whether on port 1935 or another port for incoming and outgoing network traffic to facilitate an Adobe Connect Meeting. Sometimes, the client's corporate firewall or proxy server blocks port 1935 for incoming and outgoing network traffic. Sometimes it is necessary to open ports for the Connect servers in the corporate firewall/proxy as well as on the clients running software-based firewall (Participants or Presenters).
By default, Adobe Connect listens on port 1935.
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