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Our ISP blocks certain ports highly used by trojans (we can ask them to remove a certain rule on an individual basis) but my question is, from what "PORT pool" does m0n0 get the "available" ports for use? Because, I guess if m0n0 tries a port that has been blocked, the connection just dies, and it becomes a lost packet. I'd like to be able to manually set the list of ports it can use if the "default" list is unacceptable. Is that configurable? I wouldn't think that the firewall would think "well, this port NEVER responds, it needs to be marked as unusable" and even if it did, a reboot would "fix" that, huh? An interesting thought, Brandon Holland ( <mailto:brandon at cookssaw dot com> Brandon at Cookssaw dot com) Network Administrator Cooks Saw MFG, LLC ( <http://www.cookssaw.com> www.CooksSaw.com) "Leading the bandsaw Industry by providing tomorrow's innovation today" 160 Ken Lane Newton, AL 36352 (Click for map) Ph: 1-800-473-4804 [ (334) 692-5074 ] Fax: (334) 692-3704 |