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Subject: Re: napster on firewalled enviroments
From: Riley Hassell (riley
SPEAKEASY.NET)Date: Mon Sep 25 2000 - 12:42:03 CDT
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I bilieve 6688 is used, you can run a sniffer to determine all the ports
it needs.
$ tcpdump dst host <napster_server>
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On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, Kiss wrote:
> i have placed a firewall on my standalone system and would like to know which
> range of ports does gnapster uses in order to unfilter them, since my firewall
> police is to filter everything except conections from/to hosts/ports that i
> already expect (i hope this approach is OK).
> i couldnt find anything in the gnapster web page :((
>
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