Kenny,
1.
The 'port' is the destination port on the server.
The source port is the client's port used to
communicate with the servers 'port'.
In your case, go to managed->services and
click on New. Choose 'Other'. Give it a name
and fill in the 'Match:' with the following, using
your range of ports and udp or tcp.
[udp | tcp], dport > 41000, dport < 41020
2. Give us examples of the names you used.
Robert
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Robert P. MacDonald, Network Engineer
Team Lead, e-Business Infrastructure
G o r d o n F o o d S e r v i c e
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>>> "Wyatt, Kenny, ITS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/29/00 10:09:47 AM >>>
>
>Need some help.
>
>Thought this would be simeple, but...
>
>1. Needing to add/define a group of ports as HTTPS. Several of these fall
>into a range. If I leave the Port field empty, but fill in the range, I get
>an error indicating I must populate that field. What do I put there? I know
>HTTPS is defined as port 443 (and already a defined service).The ports I
>need to define are ALL above 41000. So what do I place in the port field?
>
>2. Because these ports are being used for a specific scenario, I have given
>them similar names, different by a single character. These 'objects' are to
>be added to my Desktop Group of defined services allowed. After adding
>these newly defined services to my Desktop Group (via Edit) and I attempt to
>close the Add Objects dialog, I get the message 'Selection already used'.
>Any ideas? Sounds like I have the name of the newly defined objects TOO
>similar. I have tried changing the name of one of the objects, even
>radically. Even made sure the source port is not the same as the starting
>port for the range (ie. ...50=port & ...51-to-60=range) - no joy. Stumped.
>
>kennyw
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