Port List available?

[dalfollo]

i am looking for a list of ports that need to be opened for various apps like netmeeting, or AOL IM...and any others as well..

Do you guys know where i can find a list?

 

[wezal]

Here are some I picked off my router web interface:

7 - Echo
21 - FTP
23 - TELNET)
25 - SMTP
53 - DNS
79 - finger
80 - http
110 - pop3
119 - nntp
161 - snmp
162 - snmp trap
443 https

 

[dalfollo]

thanks for the info...Does anyone have the port numbers
used by specific applications??

 

[dalfollo]

here are several ports for various applications from www.practicallynetworked.com:

http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/app_port_list.htm

enjoy...

 

[goldboyd]

if you have access to a unix/linux box, check the /etc/services file

 

[doug]

http://www.netsys.com/library/ports.txt

http://www.good-stuff.co.uk/useful/portfull.html

http://www.isi.edu/in-notes/iana/assignments/port-numbers

 

[bex0rs]

You shouldn't need to "open" ports for most well behaved client programs. Generally, your firewall should know what connections have been established by clients behind it, and allow the corresponding return packets back in. What kind of hardware are you using?

~bex0rs

 

[dalfollo]

Tbird 1K/KT7 Raid, Netgear RT314 (gateway router) modem, Win98SE

 

[bex0rs]

I'm not sure about netmeeting, but you should not need to open ports to handle simple *client-side* tasks like web browsing and IM with the hardware you are using.

~bex0rs

 

[dalfollo]

the simple one i am not interested in....FTP does need to be setup though...what i need it for is the telephone aspect of Yahoo messenger, Netmeeting and IM file transfer....

 

[fergiboy]

AOL intstant messanger cannot send files from a user behind a firewall to another user behind a firewall. But you should be able to send a file to a user that is not behind a firewall.

 

[dalfollo]

that will sadden my friend....

 

[dalfollo]

What about setting up file transfer Etc for Yahoo Messenger....am i screwed there too??