In this instance, our recommendation would be to proxy traffic on affected ports in this range to different ports, in order to make them available to a Flash-based IRC client. Unfortunately, one of the side effects of this change is that a few of these ports are in the range of ports informally used by IRC servers when an IRC daemon is not run with administrative privileges, or many IRC instances are served from a single IP. While updates to the official documentation are forthcoming, I can confirm that we've expanded the list of blocked ports. These changes bring Flash Player in line with the latest thinking about what ports should be restricted. In many instances, this means ensuring that Flash Player conforms to limit its capabilities to match those available through HTML and JavaScript. As Flash and the Internet continue to grow and mature, it's important that Flash behaves as a responsible citizen in regard to the larger ecosystem. Flash Player has historically blocked communication on a number of ports.
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