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	Re: Using Scanner behind router Posted by rawlogic on 03/29/2001 @ 15:54:28 PST In Reply to: Re: Using Scanner behind router posted by juma on 03/28/2001 @ 18:20:21 PST [Follow Ups] [Post Followup] [Message Index] Make sure that your router supports both the TCP and the UDP protocol when connecting to port 139 remotely. In addition, make sure that your ISP routes the traffic as well. : : I'm connected to a DSL line through a router. I can't scan : : addresses outside the router. which ports do I have to open : : to allow it to scan address outside it ? : Just as a follow up. I saw that I have to forward port 139 in : my router to be able to scan out of the router range. now : it's getting "getting resources" but nothing comes. any : clues ? Follow Ups: Post a Followup Username: Password: Subject: Comments: : Make sure that your router supports both the TCP and the UDP : protocol when connecting to port 139 remotely. In addition, : make sure that your ISP routes the traffic as well. : : : I'm connected to a DSL line through a router. I can't : scan : : : addresses outside the router. which ports do I have to : open : : : to allow it to scan address outside it ? : : Just as a follow up. I saw that I have to forward port 139 : in : : my router to be able to scan out of the router range. now : : it's getting "getting resources" but nothing comes. any : : clues ? Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: Don't have an account yet? Click here. If you have forgotten your password, click here.