> will I be able to connect to the servers?
Server apps use low ports. Client apps use high ports. Server & client apps use both low and high ports (low for server functions, hight for client functions).
Just make sure all server apps's ports are opened and set the firewall to allow high ports (there'll be that option surely, just search for it. Anyway, that'll be enabled be default on 99,999% of the cases ;-)).
So, you'll be able to connect to any server if you have high ports connections allowed by the firewall
> How would I connect to Razorback or browse the web if high ports are closed?
Useing high ports. When you connect to a web page, the web server service (maybe Apache, maybe IIS, or whatever) is (most surely) useing port 80, but _you_ will be useing a high port (i.e. 32560).
I think you have a little confusion on what it means topics like "web runs on port 80". That means that the web server has port 80 opened to the world, but people who want to read that web do NOT open port 80 on their own computers. The opene some high port and send packets from that high port to that low port (usually 80) on the server.
I don't know if I'm explaining myself enough well.
Well that was I nice lesson today :-P
Greetings.
