Hi Giftsamuel,
Remoting doesn't have a built-in facility for doing what you're asking for. However, here's something you can try. When SSLSocketClientInvoker tries to create a new socket (actually the code is in SocketClientInvoker), it will look for a configured socket factory and, if one exists, it will call
s = socketFactory.createSocket();
You could create a custom socket factory that binds a new socket to a port in the appropriate range.
For more information about configuring socket factories, see Section "5.7. Socket factories and server socket factories" of the Remoting Guide (http://docs.jboss.org/jbossremoting/2.5.3.SP1/html/).
-Ron