Thank you for posting this question as it helped me get Vudu to pass through my home UTM, especially the specific ports that Vudu uses.
For anyone else not wanting to open these ports to the entire internet here are the hosts these ports talk to:
208.79.220.49 - cs1.vudu.com
208.79.220.59 - cs2.vudu.com
208.79.220.61 - cs3.vudu.com
208.79.220.62 - cs4.vudu.com
208.79.220.63 - cs5.vudu.com
208.79.220.64 - cs6.vudu.com
I'm new to firewalls so not sure what is the best way to add them into the rule. You could add individual Host entries, specify the IP range 208.79.220.49 - 208.79.220.54, or just add the network 208.79.220.0/24.
Thank you for posting this question as it helped me get Vudu to pass through my home UTM, especially the specific ports that Vudu uses.
For anyone else not wanting to open these ports to the entire internet here are the hosts these ports talk to:
208.79.220.49 - cs1.vudu.com
208.79.220.59 - cs2.vudu.com
208.79.220.61 - cs3.vudu.com
208.79.220.62 - cs4.vudu.com
208.79.220.63 - cs5.vudu.com
208.79.220.64 - cs6.vudu.com
I'm new to firewalls so not sure what is the best way to add them into the rule. You could add individual Host entries, specify the IP range 208.79.220.49 - 208.79.220.54, or just add the network 208.79.220.0/24.