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July 4th 08, 09:24 AM
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 Configuring a router - what ports should be opened? Won't the routers UPNP deal with all this for most common applications? Personally I kill UPNP because as Jon points out, opening ports is not always the best plan, especially when software has control over it. -- begin oefixed_in_2005.exe   |
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#22
July 5th 08, 10:31 AM
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| Configuring a router - what ports should be opened? Grooove wrote: "Graham." wrote in : And there is always the DMZ if the OP wants to live dangerously aargh, don't even go there.. Perfectly safe for a PS2, how could it possibly be hijacked ? I'm told perfectly safe too for a PS3, though I'm too paranoid to try it. For the OP, these following ports need to be forwarded for the PS3:- 3478-3479 UDP 3658 UDP 3074-3075 UDP 5223 TCP -- Mark Please replace invalid and invalid with gmx and net to reply. |
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#23
July 5th 08, 10:31 AM
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| Configuring a router - what ports should be opened? Grooove wrote: "Graham." wrote in : And there is always the DMZ if the OP wants to live dangerously aargh, don't even go there.. Perfectly safe for a PS2, how could it possibly be hijacked ? I'm told perfectly safe too for a PS3, though I'm too paranoid to try it. For the OP, these following ports need to be forwarded for the PS3:- 3478-3479 UDP 3658 UDP 3074-3075 UDP 5223 TCP -- Mark Please replace invalid and invalid with gmx and net to reply. |
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