SMC Barricade & PCanywhere ports

cubanx

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Oct 27, 2000
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Hi all,

I want to TCP/IP via PCAnywhere to my home PC from work but of course I need to open the ports in Special Applications on the Barricade. Any one know the ports setting to do this?

Thanks for any info!
 

Vegito

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PCAnywhere listens on ports 22 (TCP and UDP), 5631 (TCP) "pcanywheredata", and 5632 (TCP and UDP) "pcanywherestat), and 65301 (TCP).
Uses an "IP discovery protocol" to find other PCAnywhere servers on the local segment, where the assumption is that the local segment is all IP addresses between "xxx.xxx.xxx.1" to "xxx.xxx.xxx.254" (i.e. the local class C allocation). Thus, cable-modem and DSL users will often see connections to this port from other people that have PCAnywhere installed.

If you own PCAnywhere and want to turn this feature off, then you must disable the "browsing" feature in the registry:
Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Symantec\pcANYWHERE\CurrentVersion\System
Value: TCPIPNetBroadcast
Type: DWORD
Settings:

0 = Do not browse for the host.
1 = Browse for the host by sending 254 directed UDP packets per network
[DEFAULT] 2 = Browse for the host by sending one broadcast UDP packet per network. [8.0 only]
 

Vegito

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i found it on symantec's trouble shooting faq. I used to use pcanywhere but I switch to NetOP, almost 2x faster and support dual/quad screen under w2k... but enjoy and have fun..