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Hello,

I usualy permit TCP traffic on ports from 1025 to 65535 of the servers
that I need to permit FTP access.

Is there a more secure way to permit FTP access instead of to
permit such ports?

I have a FreeBSD gateway/router on a building with these ports
open and I´m having some problems with users using softwares
like Kasaa and eMule.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank´s
Ronan