How to open port 80 443, 1863

Hello can anyone help.
I have a message that I need to open these ports to play online backgammon.
I have windows 7 home premium how do I open these ports?

Hi,
Follow this:
Open a port in Windows Firewall
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows/open-port-windows-firewall#1TC=windows-7
Karen Hu
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Hi the_mad_movies,
It seems like this article will be the best option for addressing this issue:
Error 3194, Error 17, or "This device isn't eligible for the requested build"
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts4451
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afromfrankfurt,
I came here for help on this subject and MAY have an idea why you are still having the problem after turning off the firewall on your Mac. Assuming your router works the same way mine does, you have to do something to create a path between the outside world and your Mac for traffic on port 443. I know there are ways to do this where the computer can dynamically do this but that is not something I have figured out at this point. The ONLY way I know to make it work is to make sure the Mac has the same IP address every time it uses that router and to tell the router to direct traffic coming in from the web to go to the address you have assigned your Mac.
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1) In fist row ….use any Application Name use any name e.g. X-BOX-1…. Under start poet use 88…under end port use 88…..use (static) Ip address of X-BOX ….click enable.
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It probably depends on the router as to the method used to open the ports.
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