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um... marking port forbidden will prevent you from installing it, but is
there ability to audit ports you have already installed?

> Hi,
>         Some of the ports are actually marked forbidden due to the security
> hazards. That is served as a warning to users. But of course if they want to
> risk it they just have to comment it
>
> James Lim
> Technical Support Executive
>
> Pacific Internet Limited
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> Singapore 118261



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