Required ports to be open on the firewall?

Hello everyone,
I'm sure this question has been answered earlier but I wasn't lucky enough to find it! I evern tried to look into metalink but I couldn't find anything useful.
I have an OCS Rel2 installation ready and it is time to have it public on the internet. I have my servers placed in DMZ but I want to know what ports need to be open on the firewall? Are they 7777 and 7778 only?! I doubt it!
I would really appreciate a point to a relevant document or whatsoever.
Thanks in advance.

Depends on what parts of OCS you are going to need remotely...If you go to http://yoursite:7778/ and then go to the Ports tab, there will be a listing...
For my config we have the following ports open...but if you are just going to use the webmail/webcal then you only need 7777-7779
smtp - 25
imap - 143
5730 - cal server
7777-7779 - Apache Midtier
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