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From: fedor@DEVVAX.TN.CORNELL.EDU (Mark Fedor)
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Subject: Re:  Wollongon TCP/IP for AT&T 3B2
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Date: Mon, 3-Aug-87 13:50:33 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug  3 13:50:33 1987
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	Yeah, I run the same wollengong software on my 3b2/300 and
	the 513/udp port is the rwhod.

	I have a gateway (Proteon p4200) that picks these up all the
	time (since they are a broadcast) and reports
	"no server port 513" or some such and throws it away.

	Kill the rwhod if you don't want the port 513 annoyance.

	BTW, port 513/tcp is the rlogin port.

	Mark

	Also, my sendmail accepts "."'s I believe.....

	I have noticed that the wollongong telnet sometimes has difficulty
	establishing a connection with other telnet daemons.  Have you?

	Also, the routed program doesn't seem to work, but early versions of
	routed never worked anyways..... :^)

	This tcp/ip software really makes the 3b2 halfway useable!