Ports to be open from proxy

dear all,
i have imeeting impleminted i used it over the net many times, on of my clinet have a proxy so iam not able to use my imeeting over intenet on his site so he asked me what ports should i open for you inorder to use the imeeting.
so what http/https ports needs to be opened over proxy in order to use imeeting over internet

In a default configuration 7778(webcache) & 2400(imeeting).

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I read through that thread, but didn't find any firm conclusions.
You said ...
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