Hi Christoph,
> what is your destination program or server on 192.168.1.75:2000?
It's a custom service that I'm writing to add packet BBS functionality
to a BBS package that's more geared to telnet and dialup users.
Currently that service outputs a line of text followed by a CRLF when
somebody connects to it, then prompts for a line of input from the
user and then echoes it back to them. If I telnet to port 2000 it
behaves as expected.
I've also tried sending clients to port 23 of the same, where a proper
telnet server is listening, and saw no change.
Derek
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