What ports to open for iChat for video

I can't video chat when I'm connected to my D-link WBR-2130 Wireless G router. I know that the problems lies within the router because if I connect my computer from ethernet to my modem it works fine.
I believe the problem is just that I need to open up some ports. I had a list that someone gave me but I can't find it right now. So can I get a ports listing to open up and have the router work?
Is there anything else I could be missing so I don't need to come back and say it didn't work?

Try turning the SPI or DOS firewall setting on the WAN page Off as well.
It is a Check to Disable this item.
Save Settings.
In my DG834G I only made sure it did UPnP (Default) and changed the DOS (on Mine) to Off and allowed the Responding to Internet Pings.
My Allow and Block settings were the same as yours.
I did have Bonjour problems with one computer on Leopard and the other on Tiger that I was not able to resolve until both were on Leopard.
10:01 PM Friday; April 18, 2008

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Hi,
Several things.
1) iChat server does in fact use an SSL Login on port 5223 (Tiger does not do the SSL but is still on the same port.
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Apple Doc http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93208 see item 6
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The pics and Table are for Panther and Tiger. See the Table at the bottom http://www.ralphjohns.co.uk/pantherports.html
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I do NOT think that using your Sony with iChat AV poses any greater risk than using it for other things.
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- wear on the camera's electrical connections.
Moreover, regular professional clean and adjust is required for my Sonys based on usage hours. Such is NOT required for iSight.
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