Ports for LOM and Server Monitor?

I have an Xserve setup behind a firewall (local IP), and I'm trying to access LOM and Server Monitor from outside of the network .... which ports should I forward to the Xserve?
google comes up semi-empty :P
Thanks!

The entry for port 623 says "Used by Intel Xserves' Lights-Out-Monitoring (LOM) feature; used by Server Monitor". Server Admin uses port 311; it's possible Server Monitor may also use that port for some functions, though I'm not sure.
Regards.
Message was edited by: Dave Sawyer

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