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Note: We do not recommend specifying a large range for Redirect Port Range. If a large number of ports must
be redirected, the imagePRESS Server might be slow when restarting.
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Original Port: From: Enter the starting port of the original range.
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Original Port: To: Enter the ending port of the original range. The value must be greater than the value
entered for the starting port in the previous field, Original Port: From.
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Target Port: From: Enter the starting port of the target range.
Delete Port
Press to specify ports or a range of ports to delete. If no ports have been added, a message displays to indicate
that no ports exist.
Ports list
The following table lists all the imagePRESS Server ports that have assigned functions. These ports cannot be
used for other functions.
By default, the ports listed in this table allow inbound traffic from the network. All ports not listed in this table
block inbound traffic by default.
Port number
20-21
25
80
137-139
161-162
427
443
445
Protocol
FTP
SMTP server
HTTP
NetBIOS
SNMP
SLP
HTTPS (HTTP over SSL)
SMB/IP
Setting up from the printer control panel
Notes
Inbound traffic can be allowed or blocked for these ports as a
group.
Example: FTP printing.
Inbound traffic can be allowed or blocked for this port on an
individual basis.
Example: Email.
Inbound traffic can be allowed or blocked for this port on an
individual basis.
Examples: WebTools, IPP printing.
Inbound traffic can be allowed or blocked for these ports as a
group.
Example: SMB printing.
Inbound traffic can be allowed or blocked for these ports as a
group.
Inbound traffic can be allowed or blocked for this port on an
individual basis.
Inbound traffic can be allowed or blocked for this port on an
individual basis.
Inbound traffic can be allowed or blocked for this port on an
individual basis.
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