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Decoding Port Numbers

 
 
Kerry
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      10-02-2004, 02:46 AM
Want to use client filtering - how do I find out which
ports are those needed to restrict all web site use?
Where are these port numbers listed?
 
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Joker
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      10-02-2004, 11:25 AM
Ports 1-65535 for both UDP & TCP. This is because you can operate a Web
server on any of those port numbers. All you have to do is tell the
browser which port.

Example http://192.168.2.25:65535/default.asp This tells the web browser
to connect to the web server running on the IP address of 192.168.2.25,
on port number 65535, & to request the default.asp file that is in the
root of the web.

Please note my directions will disable all Internet access including
IRC, BitTorrent, all IM programs, etc...

Kerry wrote:

> Want to use client filtering - how do I find out which
> ports are those needed to restrict all web site use?
> Where are these port numbers listed?


 
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