Funk Software Proxy


Windows 95

The system registry contains the port specifications.

The default UDP port number for your Proxy Master and Host is 1505. This number is hardcoded and will not be seen in the Registry by default.

In order to change the default you will need to add the key and define a new port number. The path for this entry will be HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Funk Software, Inc.\Proxy\IP. This key path will have to be added if not already present.

Adding keys is done by selecting the parent key, right mouse click, New, and Key. Once added, right click on the "IP" key and choose New, and DWORD value. Modify the new value by double clicking on it (or right clicking on it and choosing Modify). In the Edit field, set the Value name to UDPPort and add the value in Hex or Decimal (e.g. 1600 decimal or 0x640 hex).

This port number assignment applies to the port that the Host listens for connection on and the port that the Master connects to. For this reason, both the Master and Host must be configured for the same, unique UDP port. For security purpuses, it would be advisable to assign a UDP port number other than the default of 1505.

Windows NT

The system registry contains the port specifications.

Under Windows NT, we are able to use different ports for the Host (server) and Master (client) programs. The default UDP port number for your Proxy Master and Host is 1505 (0x5E1 hexadecimal). This number is hardcoded and will not be seen in the Registry by default.

In order to change the default you will need to add the key and define a new port number. The path for this entry will be HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Funk Software, Inc.\Proxy\IP. This key path will have to be added if not already present.

Two values are recognized under the registry path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Funk Software, Inc.\Proxy\IP. The ServerSource value, which must be of type DWORD, specifies the UDP port that the Host (server) will listen for connections on. The ClientDestination value, which must be of type DWORD, specifies the UDP port that the Master will connect to.

Adding keys is done by selecting the parent key, right mouse click, selecting New and then Key. Once added, right click on the IP key and select New and then DWORD value. Modify the new value by double clicking on it (or right clicking on it and choosing Modify). In the Edit field, set the Value name to ClientDestination or ServerSource and add the value in Hex or Decimal (e.g. 1600 decimal or 0x640 hex). Do this for each of the values.



Proxy Gateway System

The Proxy Gateway system uses port 1505, 2303, and dynamically allocated ports for Gateway traffic. The Gateway uses port 2303 to connect to the Host port 1505. The Proxy Gateway Client and the Viewer control use a dynamically allocated port to connect to the Gateway using port 2303.