Like the read me says, I was only able to get the server working after opening ports 1025-65535 for TCP. But this range covers a lot of well known ports that I won't necessarily want open. Could we get an option to limit this to a small range of high ports? For example, mosh uses 60000-61000, which I'm fine opening on my firewall.
Like the read me says, I was only able to get the server working after opening ports 1025-65535 for TCP. But this range covers a lot of well known ports that I won't necessarily want open. Could we get an option to limit this to a small range of high ports? For example, mosh uses 60000-61000, which I'm fine opening on my firewall.
The selected ports are automatically provided by the server. If you can configure your server/os to limit the ports it provides to apps which request and available port you will be able to accomplish this.
The selected ports are automatically provided by the server. If you can configure your server/os to limit the ports it provides to apps which request and available port you will be able to accomplish this.
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Like the read me says, I was only able to get the server working after opening ports 1025-65535 for TCP. But this range covers a lot of well known ports that I won't necessarily want open. Could we get an option to limit this to a small range of high ports? For example, mosh uses 60000-61000, which I'm fine opening on my firewall.
The selected ports are automatically provided by the server. If you can configure your server/os to limit the ports it provides to apps which request and available port you will be able to accomplish this.