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If the operating system includes the Windows Firewall function and that function has been enabled,
it may take some time for scanning to finnish. Verify whether UDP ports can be registered as exceptions are automatically
registered at the time of installation. If the appropriate UDP port has not been registerd,
it will have to be registered manually.
[Name]: Enter a name
[Port number]: 56338
[Protocol]: Select [UDP]
- Click [
](Start) → [Control Panel] → [System and Security] → [Windows Firewall] → [Advanced Settings].
- Select [Inbound Rules] in the [Windows Firewall with Advanced Security] sheet → click [New Rules].
- In [New Inbound Rule Wizard], select [Port] → click [Next].
- Select [UDP] → enter 56338 in [Specific local port] → click [Next].
- Select [Allow the connection] → click [Next].
- Select only [Private] → click [Next].
- Enter a name in [Name] → click [Finish] to close [New Inbound Rule Wizard].
- For Windows Vista/Windows Server 2008:
- Click [
](Start) → [Control Panel] → [Security] → [Windows Firewall] → [Allow a program through Windows Firewall].
- In the [Exceptions] sheet, click [Add Port].
- In the [Add a Port] dialog box, enter a name for [Name] → enter 56338 for [Port number] → select the check mark next to [UDP] → click [OK].
- Click [OK] and close the [Windows Firewall] dialog box.
- For Windows XP/Windows Server 2003:
- Click [Start] → [Control Panel] → [Security Center] → [Windows Firewall] under [Manage security setting for].
- In the [Exceptions] sheet, click [Add Port].
- In the [Add a Port] dialog box, enter a name for [Name] → enter 56338 for [Port number] → select the check mark next to [UDP] → click [OK].
- Click [OK] and close the [Windows Firewall] dialog box.
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