[aklug] Re: ancient port lore

you mean netstat. As in the command-line application, given visibility ove=
r the network port.

just run $ netstat -a =20

that's the same output you'd get - although without the -n, it might take
a while to try and resolve all the names, depending.

2 seconds of google, and here's a link showing more info.

http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/find-remote-information-services.html

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> Just curious about something: Do any of you ancient system admins, who
> walked middle-earth in the elder days, remember anything about a
> "network status service" that was available on port 15? The
> <netinit/in.h> header on my Linux box lists this service as one of the
> "Standard well-known ports". iana.org mentions this port as once
> belonging to netstat, but now unused.
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> frigidcode.com
> theologia.indicium.us
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Received on Wed Jan 25 07:41:51 2012