Port list for running a server through a router
 

 

 

 

 
Below is a list of ports used for many applications and games.  This is a list of the most common configurations needed to use the applications from behind a NAT based sharing device like a CALE/DSL ROUTER or Microsft ICS.  As you can see, most applications work fine without configuration when making an outgoing connection.  All applications need some kind of port forwarding when you need to act as a server to take incomming connections.
This is a GENERAL guideline.  The only way to tell if a particular application will work with your router is to test it.
 
 
Application Outgoing Incomming Notes
HTTP 80
SSL (secure Socket Layer) 443
FTP 21
Telnet 23
IMAP 143
SIMAP 933 IMAP thru SSL
SSL/POP2: 995 POP3 thru SSL
POP3 110
SMTP 25
SSH 22
FINGER 79
IDENT 103
NNTP 119 Network News Transfer Protocol
GOPHER 70
NTP (time protocol) 123
PPTP (Microsoft VPN) 1723
Carbon Copy 32 1023-1680
CITRIX 1494
CU-SeeMe 7648 Version: Cornell 1.1
CU SeeMe 1748, 24032 Version: White Pine 3.1.2
CU SeeMe 1748, 24032 Version: White Pine 4.0 (Pro)
Direct Connect 375-425
ICQ DMZ DMZ Place computer in DMZ.  Not required for outgoing chat.
LapLink 1547
Lotus Notes 1352
NetMeeting DMZ DMZ Many routers will require DMZ setting for both outgoing and incomming.  Try your router and see.
NetMeeting 1720, 1503 Some new routers can support NetMeeting servers by port forwarding. Check your doc's or try it.
PC Anywhere 22, 5631-5632
Real Player DMZ Support varies
Remote Anything 3996-4000
Shiva VPN 2233 2233
Virtual Network Computing - VNC 5500, 5800, 5900
VDO Live DMZ
Bootstrap 67 Server
Bootstrap 68 Client
Netbios 137 Name Service
Netbios 138 Datagram Service
Netbios 139 Session Service
SUN Remote Procedure Call 111
Also see the IANA port list
 

 


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