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Disable TCP port range

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I would like to use one program (Age of Kings) through the firewall (NAT). I know that it’s using ports 2300-2400 (DirectPlay)and that Zone Client is using ports 28800-28900. It’s not complicated for me to map those ports on my router so it could work, but I can’t use two programs, on two computers, at the same time.
If I map the ports:
2300-2350 and 28800-28850 towards the computer 192.168.0.1
and ports
2351-2400 and 28851-28900 towards the computer 192.168.0.2
I have to forbid those computers to use ports that don’t belong to them. I assume that it’s possible to define in registry, but I don’t know which key should I write, and how should it strictly look like.

Please, could you send me an example of the key that should be written in registry.

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Disable TCP port range

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The Registry Key you are looking for will be;
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWSNT\CURRENT VERSION\subtree

Disable TCP port range

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this is not there

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