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SNA over IP

  • Subject: SNA over IP
  • From: "Steve Bireley" <sbireley@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000 13:09:34 -0400
  • Importance: Normal
 
Larry Bolhuis wrote:

>Actually the Anynet trick should work. Anynet uses port 397 UDP and TCP
>so if that's open you should be good to go.

If UDP is required for an Anynet connection, you may still run into problems
with some ISPs.  We found that some ISPs filter UDP packets, preventing any
protocol that uses UDP from working at all.

Steve Bireley
Renex Corporation
www.renex.com
Secure Web to Host Solutions

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