NODE b5e2238cTelnet specs.
Jeremy Smith <jersmit@temp.eis.calstate.edu>Fri, 26 Nov 93 20:04:00 PST
I know this might not be the most appropriate list to post this
to, but I need to know what ports Telnet uses for standard use. Mainly,
I implemented the Telnet bouncer program that was posted here a while
back, and when trying to connect to hosts that don't require a port
number it still asks me for one.
i.e., when I try to connect to archie.sura.net through the
bouncer, it asks me for a port number. When I use my standard Telnet
program it will connect with just archie.sura.net as the address. Does
anybody know a site where I can find this info? Thanx in advance and my
apologies for any waste of bandwidth!
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Jeremy Smith -*jersmit@eis.calstate.edu*-
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NODE 14e0a367Re: Telnet specs.
Matthew J Ghio <mg5n+@andrew.cmu.edu>Mon, 29 Nov 93 11:47:18 PST
Jeremy Smith <jersmit@temp.eis.calstate.edu> asked:
> I know this might not be the most appropriate list to post this
> to, but I need to know what ports Telnet uses for standard use.
> Mainly, I implemented the Telnet bouncer program that was posted
> here a while back, and when trying to connect to hosts that don't
> require a port number it still asks me for one.
>
> i.e., when I try to connect to archie.sura.net through the
> bouncer, it asks me for a port number. When I use my standard
> Telnet program it will connect with just archie.sura.net as the
> address. Does anybody know a site where I can find this info?
> Thanx in advance and my apologies for any waste of bandwidth!
The standard telnet port should be 23.