"Victor Denisov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> I'm trying to run Freenet behind a firewall, so I'd like to know what port
> ranges I have to open for it to operate correctly. I've opened ports I've
> set in freenet.ini, but this isn't sufficient. I'm getting ports owned by
> javaw.exe opened for listening in lower thousands range (3000-4000,
> somewhere there), with connections denied on those ports by the firewall,
> obviously. What exact port ranges I have to open for Freenet to work?
> 
> With best regards,
> Victor Denisov.
> 
This is a hard question to answer specifically because the one port
you should to make accessible to the world is chosen randomly (to cut
down on people's ability to firewall off freenet nodes.)  If you look
in your .conf file, find the line starting "listenPort=", and make
that port pass through your firewall.  All other ports are intended
for local use only, and don't/shouldn't be world accessible.

Thelema
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