Author: AshishAshish Date: Jun 16, 2008 09:54
IdMU ports are dynamically assigned at every restart of the Server for
NIS and there's no way to have it bound to a fix port.
You can use a batch file to determine what ports are being used and
then have the firewalls rules modified using this information. I can
get you a script for Windows Firewall because its rules can be
modified/created using netsh command line. If your firewall allows
editing rules from a command line, you can follow the batch file and
modify it suitably.
- Ashish
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