TO OPEN THE PORT 139 DO THE FOLLOWING...... Do the following as root from a command prompt
/sbin/iptables -p tcp --sport 137:139 -j ACCEPT
If you're using multiple NIC's, it's advisable to enable them on your internal network only, by specifying the -i <interface> option.
And you can add it to a local start-up script like /etc/rc.local so that it's enabled at every boot.
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135, 137-139, and 445.
139
TCP ports 139, 445
The address of the Port Sulphur Temporary Branch is: 139 Delta Street, Port Sulphur, 70083 2827
The address of the Port Sulphur Branch Library is: 139 Delta Street, Port Sulphur, 70083 2827
The port numbers are as follows: 137, 138, & 139
139 & 445 (udp) and 138 & 137 (tcp)
You can connect to an open port, for instance, 80 TCP port is a standard port for web pages.
You have to have a program that is actually using this port for it to be "open." As long as the program is not blocked by Windows Firewall, the port will be open.
This depends on the OS in use. In Windows, you can open a port by entering its port number through the 'Add port' function of Windows Firewall.
NetBEUI/NetBIOS & port 137, 139, 150
go to your firewall and open port 3074.