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Subject: legit udp ports for traceroute
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Sorry if this is off-topic, but I'm wondering what range of udp ports is
used by legitimate traceroutes? I generally deny udp, but would like to
open up enough so that traceroutes could go through to a certain machine.

thanks,

-Matt



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