What ports need to be open in a version fios Actiontec MI424WR router to share Mac files os 10.7os

I need to share Mac Lion files over the internet through a Verizon FIOS Actiontec MI424WR router. I don't know which ports need to be open.

548 is AFP assuming you are sharing with another Mac

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To all,
I am a little lost. We have a server which is inside our firewall. What we're trying to do is to use this server as a test bed for podcasting. Our network admin is going to set it up so that it's behind the firewall but we can still access the content from home or anywhere. Now my question. The admin has asked us what ports need to be opened for podcasting. We have no idea. Is this something we need to setup on the server we are using or is there something else.
FYI - We are using a Windows NT server...I know, I know, I need to upgrade.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
zanm
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Podcasting is not streaming on content, only downloading. It is basically a blog with an attachment in the RSS feed. Only port 80 (normal web port) needs to be able to go through the firewall.

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I'm setting up my fmis to deliver video through rtmp and http.
I'm on a locked down network.
What ports need to be open to allow people outside of the network to access the rtmp/http streams?
I am correct to say only port 80 and 1935?

Yes... 80 and 1935 is what you need for RTMP connections and proxied HTTP downloads. If you want to use RTMPS, you should also open 443.
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Is there any documents about this from apple?
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On the Qmaster system prefs pane, turn on the "Show Qmaster status in menu bar" option in the advanced tab.
Then click the Qmaster icon on the menu bar, and it will show you all active Qmaster services, and their TCP port. You would need that port open. You need to do this on every computer on the cluster.
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So, again I recommend protecting the network which will protect all the systems universally. But try setting the TCP ports listed on all the service nodes, and remember that those will change whenever you start and stop the service. (I'm not sure if the port will change after a reboot as well.)
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Thin JDBC through firewall - what ports need to be open?

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Our thin JDBC applet works perfectly from inside the firewall,
but from outside, I get a time-out error trying to open the JDBC
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The JDBC FAQ mentions a "Net8 compliant" or "SQLNet certified"
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What Ports need to be opened during Exchange migration?

Hi Team,
I am working on a Migration project (Ex2007 to Ex2013). Same forest same domain but are in different sites.
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What ports need to be open on Fw for Waas Communication--Urgent

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Thanks for the quick reply Kanwal!!
I checked with my team in PHX and we have Juniper FW in between these two Wave's, so what i understand from the links which you have shared.
In Manila Wave i need to configure that in Directed Mode and udp port 4050 needs to be opened bi-directionally on Juniper FW between IPs configured on wave devices.
In Manila we have 10.111.x.189 (Virtual-Blade IP) & 10.111.x.190 IPs & in PHX we 63.149.23.x & 63.149.23.x (VB) so from both IPs we required to open udp 4050 bi-directionally? Want to be sure before raising any request :-)
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I attempted ALL the standard items to resolve (re-install printer, drivers, make static IP (NO DHCP leasing - and my DHCP lease time on router is set to max. time of 2 weeks anyway...), made sure of no firewall issues, etc., etc.) but printer keeps doing this. Can ping the ip, etc., so I know that it exists, but UNLESS I POWER the printer OFF / ON - anything I sent to it will just sit in print queue. Once I power it off / on - all printing is fine - only for a few hours or next day - until it happens again...
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ZLM Agent behind firewall: What ports needs to be opened?

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HT4814 What ports need to get opened to do this remotely?

I looked through the list of ports commonly used here: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1629 and forwarded what appeared to be the appropriate ports but this appears to only cover through Lion. I wouldn't have thought much would've chaged in that dept but who knows.
10.8.1 Server FYI

Sorry, I should have specified. I'm using the server app. You can use it to manage other servers but it just times out. I've got the following ports forwarded:
22          SSH (will probably change at some point)
50          IKE?
331        Server admin
500        VPN&IKE?
660        Server admin
687        Yet more admin...
1701      L2TP
3283      ARD
5900      ARD/VNC
5988      ARD (kind of older I think)
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What ports need to be open to allow ARD 3.x traffic to operate

cannot ARD into Macs on a 192.168 type network.
Clients running SL 10.6.4 with firewall completely off
Clients running 10.5.8 with "allow all incoming connections" on
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TIA

You need to open and probably forward TCP and UDP port 3283 and UDP port 5900. For encrypted file transfer (ARD 3.0), also open and forward TCP port 22. Setting up a VPN will probably be the most effective, though, if you need to control multiple Macs behind an NAT router, since you can only forward a given IP port to a single system.
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What ports need to be open for device enrollment?

I'm able to install the trust profile on an iPhone, but when I attempt to "Enroll" my device and I click "Install" it begins the process,
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I'm also hoping we can get our hands on some proper lion documentation. The resource page is pretty bleak right now.

Yea they should have that info on the kbase. I have been reading up on this as well, as my clients never worked and finding out you need ports open.
I believe this is correct, if not someone correct me:
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TCP Port 5223 "outbound" from LAN for clients to 17.0.0.0/8
TCP Port 443 and 1640 "inbound" to Profile Manager server. I would think port 80 as well, but any login I would put a cert on and use only 443. Not sure if 80 is really needed.

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