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Setting
Up pcAnywhere to work with SpoonProxy By
default, pcAnywhere uses TCP and UDP ports 5631 (for data) and 5632 (for status). If
you need to run multiple copies of pcAnywhere behind your proxy, you may need
to change the default ports used so that each copy runs at a different port. This
can be done by editing the following registry keys: (Symantec's
instructions on changing these ports.)
Function | Value | Registry
Key to Examine/Change | | Status
Port | 5632 | HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Symantec\pcANYWHERE\CurrentVersion\System\TCPIPStatusPort |
| Data Port | 5631 | HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Symantec\pcANYWHERE\CurrentVersion\System\TCPIPDataPort |
| UDP Packets | 0 = Used (default)
1 = Not Used | HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Symantec\pcANYWHERE\CurrentVersion\System\TCPIPConnectIfUnknown |
By
editing the UDP packets key registry key you can determine whether or not it also
uses UDP: Spoonproxy
Instructions: 1) On
the TCP Map tab, map the TCP port 5632 (Status) to the INTERNAL IP address of
the machine you run your pcAnywhere on 2)
On the TCP Map tab, map the TCP port 5631 (Data) to the INTERNAL IP address of
the machine you run your pcAnywhere on. 3)
If you have not edited the registry as noted above, you must also do the same
mappings for UDP. If you have edited your registry, skip to step 4. 4)
To connect to your pcAnywhere "server" from a pcAnywhere client from outside your
local network, connect to the EXTERNAL IP address of your proxy server and SpoonProxy
will pass you through. | 
