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S-Port/Client

meldog
Ok,  I want to allow more than just the standard port's in through my firewall and I curious to know what the S-Port/Client D-Port/Server setting's stand for?, This might be totally obvious- and I apologize- but any help would be greatly appreciated. 

Just one more thing- If I wanted to allow port 9090 couldn't I just say S-Port/Client = 9090 and  D-Port/Client =  9090??

Thanks
Matt


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    Originally posted by meldog:
    Ok,  I want to allow more than just the standard port's in through my firewall and I curious to know what the S-Port/Client D-Port/Server setting's stand for?, This might be totally obvious- and I apologize- but any help would be greatly appreciated.
    Source and Destination.  Source is for the ports that the clients are allowed to initiate connections  from  (you want to go with 1025-65535 on that probably), and destination is the port that you want to allow them to be able to connect  to.

    Hope that helps.
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    Originally posted by meldog:
    Ok,  I want to allow more than just the standard port's in through my firewall and I curious to know what the S-Port/Client D-Port/Server setting's stand for?, This might be totally obvious- and I apologize- but any help would be greatly appreciated.
    Source and Destination.  Source is for the ports that the clients are allowed to initiate connections  from  (you want to go with 1025-65535 on that probably), and destination is the port that you want to allow them to be able to connect  to.

    Hope that helps.
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