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From: mills@DCN6.ARPA
Newsgroups: mod.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Undocumented service ports
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Date: Tue, 22-Jul-86 20:47:53 EDT
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Folks,

Our spacewatch network reports sighting TCP connections to port 104, which
is not an assigned number according to RFC-960. This number, however, is
in the range usually associated with a standard network service and is
assigned only after public disclosure and documentation. I suspect from
context this number has been assigned our X.400 crew, which leads me to
politely inquire if encapsulation information is available so we can all
claim our First-Crash Awards.

Dave
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