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  • aleks_jakob
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2011
    • 26

    client ports on firewall

    Hi
    What ports should be oppened on firewall to allow client box or computer to connect with cardsharing server
    Opening only server ports won't work.
    What ports are used by cccam and hadu ..???

    Thanks in advance.
  • tonybod
    Experienced Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 384

    #2
    Re: client ports on firewall

    Are you running a server or trying to connect to one?
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    Some useful links.
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    Cccam prio files.

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    • aleks_jakob
      Junior Member
      • Dec 2011
      • 26

      #3
      Re: client ports on firewall

      Hi
      I am trying to connect to a server
      But I need to know the server part of port's used also...

      thanks for your reply

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      • besit
        Board Senior Member
        • Aug 2011
        • 343

        #4
        Re: client ports on firewall

        Actually it's enough to open listed server ports.
        Describe the situation fully.
        Scenario 1
        You have router at home
        - Disable all incoming connections. It won't affect packets coming back.
        Scenario 2
        You are network admin at job and you want to give access to server only to specific hosts on your LAN to specific ports.
        Grant permission to connect to specified ports to some hosts (ip) on your LAN
        If firewall lets some traffic to one side it will accept it back.

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        • aleks_jakob
          Junior Member
          • Dec 2011
          • 26

          #5
          Re: client ports on firewall

          Thanks for your reply

          I want to set my router firewall default packet filter to "drop"
          earlier for some reason was not working just by adding the server ports to forward...
          now it's working just as it should.

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          • PifyLinuvw
            Newbie
            • Oct 2019
            • 1

            #6
            client ports on firewall

            Maybe your problem is your firewall. You might need to config your router to allow others to connect through the ports mentioned above.

            If you have a router then it should have come with a manual that will explain exactly how to set up the ports and how to access your routers ip for the configuration. Not sure anyone can give you the exact formula for your particular router setup.

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