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Originally Posted by Sociable
Yes I think so Gary
Can't remeber the specific port concerened but sure I saw somewhere the ports used by that were on the list of ports being blocked.
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From the info below does this mean i cant use this?
Ports 1433 (TCP), 1434 (UDP) Blocking these ports is likely to prevent the use of MS SQL Server and on occasion disrupt normal connections. This disruption is because these ports are above 1024. Ports above 1024 are used occasionally for 'temporary' communications e.g. the fetching of web pages. This is not a common practice, but it is worth noting that blocking these 2 ports may cause the (very) occasional "page not found" error due to port blocking. In these cases, if a customer tries to load the page again, or visit another site, the connection will work as normal.