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Could anyone out there give me port range and handshake sequence for ms
netmeeting?
Also it would be nice to obtain the same information for Quake Server.

I have no any windows box to check it out by myself.

Thanks in advance.

be good,
andy                                   

windowz is f#ckin' dead as disco. *nix is comin' back in a big f#ckin' way


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