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From: bob@netlabs.com (Bob Rench)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: SCO/Lachman port 60000
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Date: 20 Jan 91 04:18:45 GMT
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Someone recently asked about a service using port 60000 on SCO Unix running
Lachman TCP.  Evidently, this seems to be some type of copy protection
scheme.  If you buy a single-user copy of TCP, and try to run it on more
than one machine, one of them will freeze up.  I forget what the error
message is.  The workaround is to buy a multi-user copy license.


Bob Rench
10920 Wilshire Blvd., # 1103
Los Angeles, Ca.,  90024
(213) 824-2500
(213) 443-9740 - FAX

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