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From: heberlei@kongur.ucdavis.edu (Louis Todd Heberlein)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: tcp port numbers
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Date: 13 Jan 90 20:57:31 GMT
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In article <9001121841.AA25491@shuksan.> slm@wsc-sun (Shamus McBride) writes:
>Is there some organization or "official" list of tcp port uses above
>256 (last one specified in RFC1010) or is /etc/services the best
>one can hope for?
>
>--
>Shamus Mc Bride		
>Email:    slm%wsc-sun@atc.boeing.com  (static routers)
> or  :    slm@wsc-sun.boeing.com      (domain routers)

I too am, and I imagine many others would be too, interested in such a
list.  I see many ports being used which are not mentioned in
/etc/services nor in any other documentation that I have found.


Todd Heberlein
heberlei@kongur.ucdavis.edu	128.120.57.118