my userdefined ports

I was thinking we should be able to pool all the different apps to build 
  the database, wireshark also has some information about protocols and 
ports. Should multicast be a built in rule? Perpahs associated with 
local if multicast routes are present. What is the way forward?

# [Zone]
# NAME=multicast
# COMMENT=
# ADDRESS=224.0.0.1/24
# ADDRESS=239.255.255.250

# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=1
# NAME=gmail
# TYPE=TCP
# PORT=587:587
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1
# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=2
# NAME=gadu-gadu
# TYPE=TCP
# PORT=8074:8074
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1
# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=3
# NAME=ipaq-dccm
# TYPE=TCP
# PORT=5679:5679
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1
# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=4
# NAME=ipaq-wince
# TYPE=UDP
# PORT=137:137
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1
# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=5
# NAME=wordbiz scrabble
# TYPE=TCP
# PORT=1322:1333
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1

# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=7
# NAME=SIP
# TYPE=UDP
# PORT=5060:5063
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1

# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=10
# NAME=dccm
# TYPE=UDP
# PORT=1026:1028
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1

# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=12
# NAME=dns udp
# TYPE=UDP
# PORT=53:53
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1

# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=17
# NAME=ekiga
# TYPE=UDP
# PORT=3478:3478
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1

# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=18
# NAME=rtsp
# TYPE=UDP
# PORT=5025:5036
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1

# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=20
# NAME=defcon everybody dies
# TYPE=UDP
# PORT=5008:5011
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1
# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=21
# NAME=tor
# TYPE=TCP
# PORT=9050:9050
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1

# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=25
# NAME=skype
# TYPE=UDP
# PORT=32906:32906
# BIDIRECTIONAL=0
# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=26
# NAME=skype1
# TYPE=TCP
# PORT=32906:32906
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1
# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=27
# NAME=SSDP
# TYPE=UDP
# PORT=1900:1900
# BIDIRECTIONAL=1
# [UserDefinedProtocol]
# ID=28
# NAME=nat-pmp
# TYPE=UDP
# PORT=5351:5351
# BIDIRECTIONAL=0

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