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Re: [FW1] Adding HTTPS ports
Kenny,
1.
The 'port' is the destination port on the server.
The source port is the client's port used to
communicate with the servers 'port'.
In your case, go to managed->services and
click on New. Choose 'Other'. Give it a name
and fill in the 'Match:' with the following, using
your range of ports and udp or tcp.
[udp | tcp], dport > 41000, dport < 41020
2. Give us examples of the names you used.
Robert
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Robert P. MacDonald, Network Engineer
Team Lead, e-Business Infrastructure
G o r d o n F o o d S e r v i c e
Voice:email: [email protected]
>>> "Wyatt, Kenny, ITS" <[email protected]> 11/29/00 10:09:47 AM >>>
>
>Need some help.
>
>Thought this would be simeple, but...
>
>1. Needing to add/define a group of ports as HTTPS. Several of these fall
>into a range. If I leave the Port field empty, but fill in the range, I get
>an error indicating I must populate that field. What do I put there? I know
>HTTPS is defined as port 443 (and already a defined service).The ports I
>need to define are ALL above 41000. So what do I place in the port field?
>
>2. Because these ports are being used for a specific scenario, I have given
>them similar names, different by a single character. These 'objects' are to
>be added to my Desktop Group of defined services allowed. After adding
>these newly defined services to my Desktop Group (via Edit) and I attempt to
>close the Add Objects dialog, I get the message 'Selection already used'.
>Any ideas? Sounds like I have the name of the newly defined objects TOO
>similar. I have tried changing the name of one of the objects, even
>radically. Even made sure the source port is not the same as the starting
>port for the range (ie. ...50=port & ...51-to-60=range) - no joy. Stumped.
>
>kennyw
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