How does the nsrports command work in an environment where some clients are 
behind a firewall and others are not? Do I need to set the nsrports command on 
the clients that are not behind a firewall?
   
  For example, the clients behind the firewall are using the command nsrports 
-S 7937-7941 and the firewall rule is setup appropriately. The Networker server 
is using nsrports -S 7937-7966 and the firewall rule is setup appropriately.
   
  But clients that are not behind firewalls are using the default nsrports of 
7937-9936.  How does the nsrports setting on the networker server and the 
default setting on the clients work correctly when the client range is much 
larger?
   
  Thanks, Mark

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