Difference between revisions of "Windows Firewall rules"

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| style="background-color:#32cb00;" | TCP
 
| style="background-color:#32cb00;" | TCP
 
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| FTP from Simop to LocalCoordinator
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== Vidcap ==
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{| class="wikitable"
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! style="background-color:#efefef;" | Port
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! style="background-color:#efefef;" | Type
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! style="background-color:#efefef;" | Description
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|-
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| 2554
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| style="background-color:#32cb00;" | TCP
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| PSManager (all data is received)
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|-
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| 2555
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| style="background-color:#32cb00;" | TCP
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| PSDict (talking to the dictionary)
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|-
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| 2556
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| style="background-color:#32cb00;" | TCP
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| PSManager (subscribers talk to PSManager)
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|-
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| 9000
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| style="background-color:#32cb00;" | TCP
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| SimopServer
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|-
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| 10123
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| style="background-color:#32cb00;" | TCP
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| FTP from Simop to LocalCoordinator
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|-
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| 64009
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| style="background-color:#7bd8ff;" | UDP
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| Vidcap control
 
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Revision as of 08:27, 24 July 2019

When using a miniSim on a public network, it is recommended to scope network connections for a few different ports in Windows Firewall. To do this, you'll need to itemize the IPs (or ranges of IP addresses) that you want to allow access.

For tips on how to create a custom Windows Firewall rule, visit this link and scroll down to the Example Rule: Restricting Access heading.

The following is a list of standard ports used by miniSim and supported subsystems (vidcap, etc).

miniSim

Port Type Description
2554 TCP PSManager (all data is received)
2555 TCP PSDict (talking to the dictionary)
2556 TCP PSManager (subscribers talk to PSManager)
9000 TCP SimopServer
10123 TCP FTP from Simop to LocalCoordinator

Vidcap

Port Type Description
2554 TCP PSManager (all data is received)
2555 TCP PSDict (talking to the dictionary)
2556 TCP PSManager (subscribers talk to PSManager)
9000 TCP SimopServer
10123 TCP FTP from Simop to LocalCoordinator
64009 UDP Vidcap control