On 2/28/2021 1:04 PM, Sebastian Alejandro wrote: > On 2021-02-28 15:28, Bradley D. Thornton wrote: >> And since we're talking port numbers, that brings up another matter. >> Stephanie posted (or maybe I just read it? on her page?) about a >> collision w/Tivoli on TCP 1965. She referred to? it as a 'serious' >> conflict. > > Looking on Wikipedia [1], the only mention of port 1965 is Gemini itself. > > 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_TCP_and_UDP_port_numbers > I believe what you were looking for can be found here: https://www.iana.org/assignments/service-names-port-numbers/service-names-p ort-numbers.xhtml?&page=35 It is however, of little import IMO, and I'm doubtful any Tivoli servers are still out there. We had some of that stuff at Filenet when IBM bought us, basically their vision of LDAP, which was and would be contained within the confines of an Intranet anyway, certainly, not something that would be sharing machinery with Gemini servers lol. BTW, not a lot of folks realize this, but just like Mark Twain was to Samuel Clemens, IANA was pretty much just a nom de guerre of Jon Postel prior to his passing. One guy working out of a single office. ICANN made it an actual body that now either serves, or is served by that bureaucracy. Ergo, my fav RFC of all time: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2468 Jon also wrested control of our DNS back from the Government about a year before he died. Yup! The same Government that's trying to steal it again. It all started with what we call the MoU, and if you're interested there's really good coverage of it in Ellen Rony's 'The Domain Name Handbook'. So don't forget people, it's private property (the Internet, that is - all that copper, fiber, and all those 'Cisco' and Big Iron routers), not public property. Right to pass revocable by owner at anytime. The Government has no Right of way, and as far as imminent domain goes, I'm not sure if the fiber or the racks qualify as real estate. And with that, I'm def going to turn in for the evening and grab a few hours of shuteye. I'm rambling on about things that died in the 90's. I hope that helps :) Kindest regards, -- Bradley D. Thornton Manager Network Services http://NorthTech.US TEL: +1.310.421.8268
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