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List:       gauntlet-user
Subject:    RE: pcanywhere through gauntlet
From:       Allen Hewes <allen_hewes () sfi ! net>
Date:       1997-10-31 15:22:11
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Yep, had it working.  I used a plug-gw, something like this....

*.*.*.* port foo *.*.*.*
*.*.*.* port bar *.*.*.*

I run the IRIX flavor, but I would assume that the config would be the
same.  I don't use it anymore.  I also remember that there are several
patches for pcanywhere.  If you upgraded your version of 7.5 from 7.0 it
is using the old non registered ports.  It turned out to be a big pain
in the ass, because of all the damn patches from symantec.  I was
running both versions(7.0 and 7.5), I have to hack the registery to
connect to both versions.  Config a plug-gw and let me know.

-Allen

> ----------
> From: 	Larry Chin[SMTP:Larry_Chin@ca.cch.com]
> Reply To: 	gauntlet-user@mail.rmsbus.com
> Sent: 	Friday, October 31, 1997 10:06 AM
> To: 	allen_hewes@sfi.net
> Subject: 	RE: pcanywhere through gauntlet
> 
> | The TCP ports depend of which version you are using.  Version 7.X
> uses
> | non registered ports, version 7.5 uses registered ports.  I believe
> that
> | they are on the symantec web site.  If not you can look in the
> registry.
> 
> 
>   Thanks, I know, I found the ports, but I was wondering if someone
> had
>   actually implemented this and was willing to share the configuration
>   lines for the netperm table.
> 
> 
> Fri Oct 31 10:02:22 EST 1997
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