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Firewall Ports and Samba File Share

Posted on: Thu, 2006-03-02 01:40
Firewall Ports and Samba File Share

What firewall port(s) do I need to leave open for my Samba File Share to be exposed? Note I don't need to share printers or make this thing into a domain controller -- just share files.

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Posted on: Thu, 2006-03-02 16:50 #1

IIRC it's 137-139 and 445.

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Posted on: Wed, 2006-03-29 07:51 #2

Although this topic nearly slept for a month already I'd like to give a little more detail on that.
The ports for SMB are the following:
UDP/137
UDP/138
TCP/139
TCP/445

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