Ports above 1024 (TCP) - for RPC Communication DeviceLock works like any other standard Windows NT/2000/XP administrative tool (such as Event Viewer, Services, Computer Management, etc.) so, if these tools work then DeviceLock will work, too. I am receiving the error 1350 ("Unable to perform a security operation on an object that has no associated security") whenever I try to set permissions under Windows 2000.

Electops uses TCP/IP ports 1720 and 1800 and UDP ports 5000 to 6000. Please note we do not officially support the use of Electops behind proxy servers, NAT servers and firewalls and we do not give support on their use.

If you have questions regarding the compatibility of your router with your new VoIP service you should contact the router manufacturer directly. Some of the most common manufacturers' tech support numbers and web sites are listed below. If you do not see your router manufacturer's information listed above, please refer to their website for further information. Most likely the VoIP device you received is not registered with PhoneOverNet.

ScarletPage communicates with the Server using web services. This allows us to use the HTTP ports. Therefore, the only ports required to be open are 80 and 443 outbound.

When a firewall is running on either an external router or directly on the computer several communications ports needs to be open for SecuRemote to function properly.

I am receiving the error 1722 ("The RPC Server is unavailable") whenever I try to connect to a computer. I am receiving the error 1747 ("The authentication service is unknown") whenever I try to connect to a computer or start PortsLock Service. I am receiving the error 1748 ("The authentication level is unknown") whenever I try to connect to a computer or start PortsLock Service.

If you have a firewall that does not auto configure the download manager when you installed it and need to manually open the required ports; If you are not sure how to manually configure your firewall you will need to consult the FAQ or support for your installed firewall program. Our support staff unfortunately does not have the knowledge base to assist users with the huge variety of firewalls or proxies nor to take the responsibility in assisting you to open the security of your computer.

If your Broadband router supports UPnP then you don’t need to change any of the router’s settings. Most recent routers support UPnP. If you have an older router you can manually configure your firewall settings (please refer to the setup PDF.)

On the SRB server server-side, you must open the port that the srbMaster is listening on, plus a set of 100 or so configurable data ports (described below). The srbMaster listens on the port defined in srb.h or specified in srbPort environment variable (often set in the runsrb script). By default, srb.h has DefaultPort "5544" but this can be changed via the configure --enable-srbport=value option.

Opening port 1289 allows for faster connectivity because it is a direct connection to our JWalk server, mercury.igetsmart.com. However, opening port 1289 requires firewall intervention. If port 1289 fails, connectivity will automatically fail over to port 80 (HTTP). Connection to port 80 is tunneled. If the HTTP tunneling fails, connectivity will then fail over to your browser proxy settings.

LiveGlobalBid connects to a remote server on three internet sockets during an auction. These are: Tcp socket 6789 - bidding and administration. Tcp socket 8000 - audio. Tcp socket 9192 - video. Your firewall software MUST be configured to permit outbound connections to these sockets if you want to participate in a LiveGlobalBid event.

Firstly, the UT server needs to be able to listen to the TCP port which you have selected (if any) for your web admin port. It will also need to listen to several UDP ports and they are not always the same because they depend on which port you have selected for your game port. If you have selected 7777 as your game port (this is the default) then your server will want to listen to UDP ports 7777, 7778, 7779, 7780, and 7781.

A - Here is a list of the ports necessary to be opened for both inbound and outbound traffic thru your router or firewall. More help is available on our member message boards inside the web site. Our FSHost Services using the standard Flight Simulator Multiplayer require these ports to be open in your firewall or forwarded in your router. TOP

MSN have been 'migrating accounts' on their servers. This changes all the group numbers that organise your contacts, and so the next time you connect with Kopete, everything is broken. Upgrade to Kopete 0.8.2. If you can't upgrade, you can work around it by deleting $KDEHOME/share/config/kopeterc and $KDEHOME/share/apps/kopete/contactlist.xml. Note that you will lose contacts that are not stored on the server, eg. for ICQ (in some cases) or IRC.