Sample Port Trigger Entries, Configuration | Motorola WR850 instruction

Configuration	Section 3

2Click enable if you wish the port trigger to become active immediately. Otherwise, you can save the information and enable it at later date.

To enable at a later date, select the entry, check enable, and then click Add.

3From the Outgoing Protocol drop-down list, select TCP or UDP.

4In the Outgoing Port fields, enter the From and To ranges (0 to 65535) for your application.

5From the Trigger Inbound Protocol drop-down list, select TCP or UDP.

6In the Incoming Port field, enter continuous value(s) (0 to 65535), separated by dashes, for your application. You can also enter multiple non-continuous values, separated by semicolons.

7In the Idle Time fields, enter the elapsed time before the Port Trigger mapping closes for all of the listed entries.

8Click Apply to save your settings. To cancel your changes, click Cancel.

To edit or remove an entry, select it and then click Edit or Remove to perform the action.

Sample Port Trigger Entries

Below are common Port Trigger Entries for popular applications.

Port Trigger	Outgoing	Outgoing	Incoming	Triggered
Name	Protocol	Port	Protocol	Incoming Port
				Range

AOL® Instant	TCP	5190	TCP	5190
Messenger™

Battle.net®	TCP/UDP	6112	TCP/UDP	4000,6112
DirectX®7	TCP	47624	TCP/UDP	2300-2400
DirectX®8	UDP	6073	UDP	2302-2400
MSN®	TCP	6891-6901	TCP	1863,5190, 6891-
Messenger				6901

Net2Phone®	UDP	6801	UDP	6801
NetMeeting®	TCP	1720	TCP/UDP	1024-65534
& H.323

QuickTime®	TCP	554	UDP	6970-6999

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