possible to run samba on ports other than 137-139?

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12-21-2004, 03:14 PM	#1
Apostasy Member Registered: Jun 2004 Location: Wisconsin Distribution: Ubuntu Posts: 31 Rep:	possible to run samba on ports other than 137-139? hmm lets see.. i have samba running great and all users configured.. can map network drives in xp on local machines.. but not outside network (over internet) i think its due to my isp filtering specific ports. ie i can't run apache on 80/ftp on 21 i have them running on obscure ports so others can connect. is it possible to have smb using ports other than 137-139... and if so.. can you map a network drive in xp using ports other than 137-139 sincerely windows noob

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