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1. Log in to the AWS console and search for EC2 services in the search bar.
   
   
   
2. From EC2 resources, select Running Instances.
   
   
   
3. Using the host name, search for any instance that needs its port opened, and then select the machine.
   
   
   
4. In the Description section of the lower tab, select the Security group name as highlighted in the following image.
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5. In the Security Groups details tab, select Inbound Rules, and then edit the inbound rules.
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6. Click Add rule.
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7. Complete the details using the following parameters, and then click Save rules:
   1. Type
   Inbound Rules from the ‘Security Groups’ details tab and edit the ‘Inbound rules’
   Select ‘Add rule’ and fill the details in.  
   The parameters are:
   Type info: type
   1. of port you want to open
   :
   1. , such as database server, web servers, some custom port, etc.
   Ex: database
   Port range info: range
   1. Range of port you want to open
   .
   Ex:
   1. , such as 1433 for SQL

   2. Source

   info: Which

   1. information includes which machines can access this port.
      The list of ports that need to be open is summarised in the table below:

      Technology	Open Port	Notes
      Precise Framework	20790 20798	Precise GUI port
      	20702	Precise port
      Precise PMDB Server (SQL Server)	1433	SQL Server listening port
      Precise PMDB Server (Oracle)	1521	Oracle listening port
      Oracle	1521	Oracle listening port
      	20702	Precise port
      SQL Server	1433	SQL Server listening port
      	20702	Precise port
      Sybase	5000	Sybase listening port
      	20702	Precise port
      Db2	50000	Db2 listening port
      	20702	Precise port

Enabling ports on Azure