rdp@pbseps.UUCP (Richard Perlman) (10/01/88)
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I am looking for a telnet implementation that allows connection
to a tcp port other than 23 (the default port for telnet).
I have tried both Sun's and NCSA's products, but neither has a
provision to specify a port other than 23.
I know this is possible, since the telnet implementation on our
Sequent (UNIX) Symmetry has this feature.
In case you are wondering why this feature is desireable:
we have an async server that allows each port to be configured
with a unique tcp port address (>1025). With out being to
specify the port all "calls" go to the default port 23.
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Richard Perlman * pbseps!rdp@PacBell.COM || {ames,sun,att}!pacbell!pbseps!rdp
180 New Montgomery St. rm 602, San Francisco, CA 94105 |*| (415) 545-0233cyrus@hi.unm.edu (Tait Cyrus) (10/01/88)
In article <282@pbseps.UUCP> rdp@pbseps.PacBell.COM (Richard Perlman) writes: >I am looking for a telnet implementation that allows connection >to a tcp port other than 23 (the default port for telnet). > >I have tried both Sun's and NCSA's products, but neither has a >provision to specify a port other than 23. > >Richard Perlman * pbseps!rdp@PacBell.COM || {ames,sun,att}!pacbell!pbseps!rdp What do you mean Sun's telnet does not allow this. It sure does. Just type: telnet <machine> <port> where <port> is either a number or a name mentioned in /etc/services; i.e. telnet <machine> mail My sun man page looks like: TELNET(1C) USER COMMANDS TELNET(1C) NAME telnet - user interface to a remote system using the TELNET protocol SYNOPSIS telnet [ host [ port ] ] ........ Don't know about NCSA, though I would assume it also has this ability. --- @__________@ W. Tait Cyrus (505) 277-0806 /| /| University of New Mexico / | / | Dept of ECE - Parallel Processing Research Group @__|_______@ | Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131 | | | | | | hc | | e-mail: | @.......|..@ cyrus@pprg.unm.edu | / | / @/_________@/
rdp@pbseps.UUCP (Richard Perlman) (10/02/88)
In article <282@pbseps.UUCP> I wrote: >I am looking for a telnet implementation that allows connection >to a tcp port other than 23 (the default port for telnet). > >I have tried both Sun's and NCSA's products, but neither has a >provision to specify a port other than 23. And in article <23648@hi.unm.edu> cyrus@hi.unm.edu (Tait Cyrus) answers: >What do you mean Sun's [UNIX] telnet does not allow this. It sure does. >Just type: > telnet <machine> <port> And he is, of course, correct. It was my error in not clearly explaining the problem. I meant telnet for *MS-DOS*, as distributed with PC-NFS. Now that that's clear, any other ideas. ----- Richard Perlman * pbseps!rdp@PacBell.COM || {ames,sun,att}!pacbell!pbseps!rdp 180 New Montgomery St. rm 602, San Francisco, CA 94105 |*| (415) 545-0233
emv@mailrus.cc.umich.edu (Edward Vielmetti) (10/02/88)
In article <284@pbseps.UUCP> rdp@pbseps.PacBell.COM (Richard Perlman) writes: >In article <282@pbseps.UUCP> I wrote: >>I am looking for a telnet implementation that allows connection >>to a tcp port other than 23 (the default port for telnet). >> ka9q lets you do that. --Ed
yba@arrow.bellcore.com (Mark Levine) (10/03/88)
In article <284@pbseps.UUCP> rdp@pbseps.PacBell.COM (Richard Perlman) writes: >explaining the problem. I meant telnet for *MS-DOS*, as >distributed with PC-NFS. Now that that's clear, any other ideas. (Replied by e-mail, but this nails it down better:) You can also try to get the PC/IP package from the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science; last I knew they still were selling it, perhaps through the microcomputer store at MIT. Eleazor bar Shimon, once and future Carolingian yba@sabre.bellcore.com