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TCP Ports
We are being setup with a client over their VPN to support them remotely. We are unable to access their VPN through our server, they said to look and make sure that the TCP ports are enabled for their security setup (ports are in the 4000 range).
How do you look for this and how do you enable a range if it is not already enabled?  |
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