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On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Gregory Nowak wrote:

> Uhmm, isn't it 1024, instead of 1000?

Yes, my mistake.  I was about to say 1024, but I could have sworn that 
I've seen examples where somebody forwarded port 110 to 1010, but the 
other documents I have checked indicate that all ports below 1024 are 
privileged.