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    From Luis Silva@2:362/6 to All on Saturday, March 11, 2017 00:48:00
    Hi all.

    due a router firmware issue, or standart telnet port are bloques, please
    use artenativly this one:

    telnet msmacbbs.net 22


    Thank You,

    MSmac BBS

    --- PCBoard (R) v15.4/M 250 Beta
    * Origin: MSmacBBS(R) telnet: msmacbbs.net (2:362/6)
  • From Ben Ritchey@1:393/68 to Luis Silva on Friday, March 10, 2017 19:36:14
    * An ongoing debate between Luis Silva and All rages on ...

    due a router firmware issue, or standart telnet port are bloques,
    please use artenativly this one:
    telnet msmacbbs.net 22

    22 is used as an FTP Data port, you may want to re-think that :)


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  • From Andrew Leary@1:320/219 to Ben Ritchey on Friday, March 10, 2017 20:57:17
    Hello Ben!

    10 Mar 17 19:36, you wrote to Luis Silva:

    @TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A24
    @REPLY: 2:362/6 0001a140
    @MSGID: 1:393/68 58c354c1
    @CHRS: CP437 2
    @TZUTC: -0600
    * An ongoing debate between Luis Silva and All rages on ...

    due a router firmware issue, or standart telnet port are bloques,
    please use artenativly this one:
    telnet msmacbbs.net 22

    22 is used as an FTP Data port, you may want to re-think that :)

    22 is the standard Secure Shell (SSH) port. 20 is the standard FTP data port, and 21 is the standard FTP control port.

    In any case, I wouldn't recommend using 22 for a BBS telnet port.

    Andrew

    --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20161221
    * Origin: Phoenix BBS * phoenix.bnbbbs.net (1:320/219)
  • From Ben Ritchey@1:393/68 to Andrew Leary on Friday, March 10, 2017 20:52:24
    * An ongoing debate between Andrew Leary and Ben Ritchey rages on ...

    due a router firmware issue, or standart telnet port are
    bloques, please use artenativly this one: telnet msmacbbs.net 22
    22 is used as an FTP Data port, you may want to re-think that :)
    22 is the standard Secure Shell (SSH) port. 20 is the standard FTP
    data port, and 21 is the standard FTP control port.
    In any case, I wouldn't recommend using 22 for a BBS telnet port.

    Aha, I knew I was close {chuckle} thanks for clarifying that :)


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  • From LEE GREEN@1:102/401 to Ben Ritchey on Saturday, March 11, 2017 07:59:02
    * An ongoing debate between Luis Silva and All rages on ...

    due a router firmware issue, or standart telnet port are bloques, please use artenativly this one:
    telnet msmacbbs.net 22

    22 is used as an FTP Data port, you may want to re-think that :)

    Port 22 is used for SSH Remote Login Protocol, FTP is 20/21.
    Try using 24.

    .- Keep the faith, --------------------------------------------------.
    | |
    | Ben aka cMech Web: http|ftp|binkp|telnet://cmech.dynip.com |
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    | ~(:)~ Home page: http://cmech.dynip.com/homepage/ | `----------- WildCat! Board 24/7 +1-337-984-4794 any BAUD 8,N,1 ---'

    ... A chauvinist won't admit you're right even when you agree with him!
    --- GoldED+/W32-MSVC v1.1.5-b20161221 ... via Mystic BBS!
    * Origin: FIDONet - The Positronium Repository (1:393/68)
    --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5
    * Origin: TECHWARE BBS - Since 1995 - www.techware.dynip.com/ (1:102/401)
  • From Fred Riccio@1:132/174 to Luis Silva on Saturday, March 11, 2017 14:04:04
    due a router firmware issue, or standart telnet port are bloques,
    please use artenativly this one:
    telnet msmacbbs.net 22

    22 is used as an FTP Data port, you may want to re-think that :)

    Port 22 is used for SSH Remote Login Protocol, FTP is 20/21.
    Try using 24.

    From this weeks nodelist, other people use...

    2030 (1)
    60177 (46)
    10023 (1)
    3141 (1)
    5983 (1)
    2323 (4)
    51 (3)
    30 (1)
    2023 (3)
    1990 (1)
    23146 (1)
    999 (1)

    In parentheses is the number of occurrences.
    60177 seems to be the most popular but any number above 1024 is probably safe.

    --- Msged/NT 6.0.1
    * Origin: Somewhere in New Hampshire's White Mountains (1:132/174)
  • From Kurt Weiske@1:218/700 to Fred Riccio on Monday, March 13, 2017 09:07:15
    Re: Re: Telnet Port
    By: Fred Riccio to Luis Silva on Sat Mar 11 2017 02:04 pm

    60177 (46)
    In parentheses is the number of occurrences.
    60177 seems to be the most popular but any number above 1024 is probably safe.

    Isn't 60177 used for EMSI over telnet? I used to have it open in my mailer, but most of my connections used binkp.
    --- SBBSecho 3.00-Win32
    * Origin: http://realitycheckbbs.org | tomorrow's retro tech (1:218/700)
  • From Fred Riccio@1:132/174 to Kurt Weiske on Monday, March 13, 2017 13:01:57
    13 Mar 17 09:07, Kurt Weiske wrote to Fred Riccio:


    Isn't 60177 used for EMSI over telnet? I used to have it open
    in my mailer


    From FTS-5001.005....


    Standard Flags
    --------------

    Default
    Flag port Description
    --------------------------
    ITN 23 Telnet connection using FTS-1 or any other protocol
    designed for classic POTS and modem.

    --- Msged/NT 6.0.1
    * Origin: Somewhere in New Hampshire's White Mountains (1:132/174)