--dport/--sport clarification

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ipfwadm and I believe ipchains allowed port ranges, as in 135:139.  Does
this worj te same with --dport/--sport?  My reading indicates the list or
'range' requires that the ports be a comma seperated list, rather then the
ole 'range' option of old.

Thanks,


Ron DuFresne
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