Kevin,
As I understand it the port is picked by the client, rather like source
ports, so you'll probably get the next available.
If you want to put notifications through a firewall, it would be best to use
a VPN.
regards,
Richard Dann
-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Derby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 August 2001 00:24
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: New mail notification port(s)
Does anyone know the theory behind the randomization of new mail
notification ports? I understand that it can be anywhere between 1024 and
65k. Is that one for each client, picked randomly from what's unused, or is
there something else to it?
Kevin
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