| Server: |
Port(s): |
Type: |
Notes: |
| FTP Server |
20 |
TCP |
Data |
| 21 |
TCP |
Control |
| SSH Server |
22 |
TCP |
Secure Shell |
| Telnet Server |
23 |
TCP |
|
| SMTP Server |
25 |
TCP |
Mail |
| DNS Server |
53 |
TCP |
Name resolving |
| Web Server |
80 |
TCP |
|
| POP3 Server |
110 |
TCP |
Mail |
| NNTP Server |
119 |
TCP |
News |
| IDENT Server |
113 |
TCP |
IRC etc. |
| IMAP |
143 |
TCP |
Internet Message Access Protocol
(IMAP) Mail Client |
| HTTPS |
443 |
TCP |
Secure Server |
| Shoutcast Server |
8000 |
TCP |
|
| Application: |
Port(s): |
Type: |
Notes: |
| AIM |
_any_ |
TCP |
AOL Instant Messenger
Set to match the port under the AIM Setup/Connection tab.
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|
| Appleshare |
548 |
TCP |
|
| Battle.net Gaming |
116 |
TCP |
|
| 118 |
TCP |
|
| 6112 |
UDP |
|
|
Camarades |
2047-2048 |
TCP-UDP |
Webcam Site |
| ICQ |
4000
2300-2320 |
UDP
TCP |
Set ICQ Connection tab:
- I'm using a permanent internet connection
I am behind a firewall or proxy
I don't use a SOCK Proxy
Use TCP listen ports 2300-2320
|
| Internet Gaming Zone |
28800-29000 |
TCP |
This is the port list according to
Microsoft.
Also be aware that each particular game uses its own ports that must
be mapped. |
| 28800-29000 |
UDP |
| 6667 |
TCP |
| 47624 |
TCP |
Open this port for DirectX usage |
Internet Gaming Zone
CBOS 2.2
Using Wildcard |
Wildcard set |
You will need to adjust the UDP and ICMP timeouts
to a value longer (in seconds) than the expected duration of the game.
Example:
set nat timeout udp 3600
set nat timeout icmp 3600
|
| Laplink Pro |
1547 |
TCP |
|
| mIRC |
6667-6670 |
TCP |
Ports 1024-5000 are used for file transfers. Mapping 1024-1040
should be more than enough unless you're running a file server. Make
sure to tell the mIRC program to use these DCC ports.
You will also need to tell mIRC to use the "Server" as the IP
lookup method.
Port 113 (ident) may be required by the IRC server to do reverse
source authentication.
Some servers may use other port(s).
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|
| 7000 |
TCP |
| 1024-1040 |
TCP |
| 59 |
TCP |
| 113 |
TCP |
Netmeeting
(CBOS 2.1.0 and above) |
1503 |
TCP |
Looks like the H323 format won't work
with CBOS 2.0.1. Cisco says it works with 2.1.0 and above. Reports are
that it dosn't. Other reports are that with CBOS 2.2,
Netmeeting 2.1 works but 3.0 doesn't because it uses a newer version
of H323.
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|
| 1720 |
TCP |
| 1721 |
TCP |
|
pcAnywhere |
5631 |
TCP |
Versions 7.52, 8.x and 9.x |
| 5632 |
UDP |
| Quicktime 4.x |
6970-6999 |
UDP |
Set quicktime to use TCP port 554. |
| 554 |
TCP |
| RealPlayer G2 |
7070 |
UDP |
Transport settings:
- Use specific UDP port 7070
RTSP and PNA - Use HTTP Only
Proxy settings:
- HTTP Options - No HTTP Proxy
|
| VNC |
5900 |
TCP |
Virtual Network Connection.
- NAT the first machine (10.0.0.2) to port 5900
- NAT the second machine (10.0.0.3) to port 5901
|
| 5901 |
TCP |
| VPN |
0 |
|
- If the VPN you're trying to use is GRE protocol, you should be
able to use the following:
- set nat ent add 10.0.0.2 0 47
- 10.0.0.2 represents your local IP, 0 allows all
ports and 47 is for GRE protocol.
If its not GRE, use
this site to help you find the correct number.
Be aware that some VPN software as part of their security, check
for a match between the IP numbers on both ends to prevent IP
spoofing. Since NAT gives you a different local IP, such software
isn't NAT friendly.
|
| Misc |
If you don't know the port(s) you need to open for a particular
application, do a show nat while the application is
trying to connect. Take note of any ports routed to both 10.0.0.1
(the router) and your Global IP. These ports may need to be
translated.
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