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These ICS port mappings have been generously contributed by Practically Networked visitors.

All you need to do to use them is:

  • click on a link to download the map file
  • open ICS Configuration
  • Import the mapping (you can do this by double clicking on the map file if you have V1.2 or greater)
  • Use ICS Configuration to change the mapping Target to the IP address of the computer that you want to map.
  • Reboot your system.
NOTE! These mappings can be imported only by ICS Configuration V1.2 or higher.

However, the .ICS files are in plain-text format, so if you don’t have ICS Configuration, you can always open the .ICS file with Notepad, read the information in the file, and set the mapping manually.  Or make things easy on yourself… just download ICS Configuration!


Mapping Categories


For programFilenameCommentThanks to!
Remote Access & Control
Carbon Copy32ccopy.icsFor remote control of PCsArt Nelson
Direct Connectdirect_connect.icsFile sharing programAntoine Da Costa
Laplink 2000laplink.icsFor remote control of PCsLew Shepherdson
PC Anywherepca.ics
(right click and select “Save Link As” or “Save Target As”)
For remote control of PCsCourtesy of SOHOinter.net
(As of February 2002, it appears SOHOinter.net is down for good. Send us the PCA.ics if you’ve got it.)
Radmin
(Fama Tech)
radmin.icsFor remote control of PCs
(NOT Radius Authentication)
Bill Finch Jr.
Remote Anythingremote_anything.icsFor remote control of PCs
(FAQ page🙂
Stefanie Ballestra
Remotely Anywhereremotelyanywhere.icsFor remote control of PCsDouglas Wells
Timbuktu Protimbuktupro.icsFor remote control of PCs and MacsMarkus Rupp
Virtual Network Computingvnc.icsVNC is a remote display system which allows you to view a computing ‘desktop’ from anywhere on the Internet.Ken Vincent
For programFilenameCommentThanks to!
Conferencing and Messaging
Active Worldsaworld.ics3D Virtual chatDennis T
Battlecombattlecom.icsWeb gaming chatMajor General Rincon
Buddy Phonebuddy_phone.icsFree Internet TelephonyAntoine Da Costa
Dialpaddpad.ics
(right click and select “Save Link As” or “Save Target As”)
Free Internet TelephonyCourtesy of SOHOinter.net
(As of February 2002, it appears SOHOinter.net is down for good.)
Dwyco Video ConferencingCDC32.icsFree video conferencing.Hauge
Go2Callgo2call.icsFree Internet TelephonyChris Clark
Hotline Serverhotline_server.icsChat, conferencing, messaging, etc.Angelo Alberico
ICQicq.icsThe ubiquitous messaging application.Thanks to John Cunningham
ICUIIicuii.icsVideo conference program similar to Netmeeting but more user friendlyPhilll Sheldon
ICUII 4.0ICU_II_4_0.icsVideo conference program similar to Netmeeting but more user friendly. NEW VERSION!Steve 
Internet Phone 5ipphone5.icsInternet TelephonyGiuseppe Schimmenti
IRC DCCdcc.icsDCC for IRCNick Tamm
Ivisitivisit.icsInternet videoconferencingJohn Duncan
LIVvE (pager)livve.icsVoice & video chatBob
MSN Messengermsn_messenger.icsInternet Telephony, chat, file sharingBrad King & Bill Finch Jr.
Net2Phonenet2phone.icsInternet TelephonyJeff Sluss
PalTalkpaltalk.icsInternet TelephonyM. Ibrahim Lashari & “the pit”
Pc to Phonepctophone.icsInternet TelephonyErnest S. McCloskey & 
Sterling Chavis
Phonefreephonefree.icsInternet TelephonyTony Carchia & Scott Graham
Polycom ViaVideo H.323 VideoconferencingH_323_ViaVideo.icsVideo conferencingAndy Nilssen
Roger WilcoRogerWilco.icsVoice ChatJustin Sabourin
John Twernbold
Speak FreelySpeakFreely.icsFree Internet TelephonyJulian Shevlin
Yahoo Chatyahoochatvoice.icsVoice chat support for Yahoo forumsChris Clark
Yahoo Messenger PhoneYM_Phone_Calls.icsYahoo Messenger Phone supportBill Anderson

Be famous!  Help your fellow ICSers!

Please send us your mappings and we’ll make them available for download, with credit to you, of course!

NOTE: ICS Config contains a Notes feature that allows you to describe a mapping.  If you contribute a mapping, it would be helpful if you could write some information about the mapping such as:

  • what the mapping does
  • whether is works for all ICS clients simultaneously or just one at a time
  • what further settings are required (if any) in the associated application.

This information will help others to successfully use your mapping. Thanks!