when port forwarding on my router for port 139 to port 139 of my linux-smb based NAS is enabled running a simple \computername.dynamicipserviceX.com\sharename on windows works. However when set to any other port for example \computername.mydynamicIpService.com:999\sharename fails to function when the router is set to also forward that port to 139 internally, do I have the syntax wrong or is something else needed?
SMB – Syntax for Accessing Windows Shares via Alternative Ports
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Best Answer
Can't be done sorry. Windows does not support TCP ports other than 445/139. (Here is one reference.)