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PSD portrange definitions?

Is there a way to define a group/range of ports to exclude or include in the PSD?

Background:
Many online games searching for servers causes the PSD to go berserk. Witch results in hundreds of mails in a couple of minutes.

Disableing the PSD is not the best option.

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0 AJo over 23 years ago

Btw... using asl 3.207 power-user.
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0 danielrm26 over 23 years ago in reply to AJo

You use PSD exclusion to exclude networks from PSD.

The menu for PSD exclusion is located on the PSD page. It is labeled PSD exclusion.
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0 AJo over 23 years ago in reply to danielrm26

I would like to filter out specific ports or range of ports, instead of having to define all possible networks/host that might be scanned in search for gameservers.

I may be blind but I havent found any way to do this, nor do I know if its even possible.
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0 BarryG over 23 years ago in reply to AJo

If you exclude your internal network, then computers in it will be able to run gamespy, etc.

If you're also worried about your internal users doing more malicious activity, then you have a dilema.

Barry
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0 BarryG over 23 years ago in reply to AJo

If you exclude your internal network, then computers in it will be able to run gamespy, etc.

If you're also worried about your internal users doing more malicious activity, then you have a dilema.

Barry
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0 AJo over 23 years ago in reply to BarryG

I was afraid so, I wouldnt like to exclude the internal net from the PSD.

cheers mates, I'll keep on looking for a sollution fitting my demands =)
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