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Re: What still uses TCP Port 397?

a whole host of IBM commands do.

SNDNET* commands
STRPASTHR
some DDM functions still can use APPC
some remote outq setup can be APPC
there are APPC comm files

probably more

--
Bryan


James H. H. Lampert wrote on 1/14/2016 1:29 PM:
All I've been able to find out about TCP Port 397 is that it's used for
something called APPCoverTCPIP (which I assume is "APPC over TCPIP," not
"APP Cover TCPIP"), but what still uses APPC these days?

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JHHL

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