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emsudos · June 29th, 2009

Only open port 1920. There is no need to open other ports. You could also put the static i.p of the ihub in the DMZ of your router as a last resort...that would grant it unrestricted access to the WAN. It also leaves it open to being probed by hackers though...lol.

Oh and the port 1920 listed by IANA is actually used for UDP and TCP. I would open the port for both of them....it won't hurt to.

June 29th, 2009	#2 (permalink)
emsudos Knows FTA Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 296 Credits: 2,008.65 Thanks: 152 Thanked 381 Times in 174 Posts	Re: iHub using port triggering instead of forwarding??!? Only open port 1920. There is no need to open other ports. You could also put the static i.p of the ihub in the DMZ of your router as a last resort...that would grant it unrestricted access to the WAN. It also leaves it open to being probed by hackers though...lol. Oh and the port 1920 listed by IANA is actually used for UDP and TCP. I would open the port for both of them....it won't hurt to.