Common Ports for Networking

[GroundZero3]

Okay i found this site and thought alot of people could use it

http://www.portforward.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...28computing%29

Common games, apps and other ports that are used frequently.

[James T]

A couple of other lead in questions that usually occur in the same breath are what is my ip address (for pcAnywhere type links) http://www.whatismyip.com/ and then are the ports open to internet or firewall scanning from http://www.grc.com/.

With these you can start pcAnywhere host, say, and check your ip address and see if the relevant ports are actually open.

Not strictly relevant but I also like http://www.testvirus.org/, this will send mail to your mailserver, which I ocassionally find useful and better yet includes a non-virus virus that your antivirus software should recognise and block.

[johnnyis42]

http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers

[Ubik23]

If you want a simple 'what is my ip address' site without any ads :

http://ipdragon.com

[ultranet]

Good links..

thanks

[wanttoknow]

I am trying to learn how routers work in what is involved to set up routers mainly cisco routers

[GroundZero3]

I suggest you purchase a cisco CCNA book to do that. It will go over the basics of networking, the routers and the CLI

[JAMES_CONAN.ANG]

HAVE ANYBODY USE VNC VIEW....IS IT ONLY CAN RUNNING WITH 5900

[Mickwish]

Hi. welcome to Techimo. Suggest you don;t use all capitals, it's considered rude.

Not quite sure of your question, or whether it should in this thread, but I think you are asking about the port for VNC. The two ports I always forwarded for default VNC over HTTP were 5800 and 5900.

Cheers
Mick

[shaunx]

hey ground zero thank you for that..found that site very much intersting..i got many games and lots of informations