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What is UDP port 52326 used for?
When I start a web Player, it will connect a Unity server with port 52326. What is it doing this way? And if it failed, it will receive void Network.OnFailedToConnect(NetworkConnectionError error) with error = NetworkConnectionError.ConnectionFailed. This is annoying.
Answer by spike35031 · Jun 11, 2012 at 05:03 AM
If it's not working, I can't help you but it's probably doing that because either you haven't set a port for it to use (and it likes that number), or, more likely, your router has assigned this port. I.E. your client computer tells your router that you want to connect to a certain port on a certain computer. Your router then send the information saing it was sent from port 52326 but it still goes to the port you told it to. the server should be able to reply, not to port 52326, but to whatever regular port the server wants.
Also, if you need a list of ports, there is one here.