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- From: heath@grok39.ColumbiaSC.NCR.COM (Robert.Heath)
- Subject: Re: UUCP over TCP
- Message-ID: <1992Dec14.170103.224@ncrcae.ColumbiaSC.NCR.COM>
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- Organization: NCR Corp., Columbia SC
- References: <371@uiunix.ui.org>
- Date: Mon, 14 Dec 92 22:01:02 GMT
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- In article <371@uiunix.ui.org> you write:
- >We are trying to set up UUCP of TCP on an NCR 3445 running SVR4.0
- >release 2.0. The WIN-TCP manual indicates that we need to set up the
- >uucp Devices, Dialers, and Systems files, but when we do this as
- >described it doesn't work. Specifically, Uutry reports the following:
- >
-
- Shane,
- Here's your problem. Your remote machine either does not have
- a listener process running, or is listening on the wrong port.
-
- >t_connect to addr "\x00020401c0cb41af"
- ^^^^
- >t_connect: Incorrect address format
-
- The port in the above string is 0x0401, which is 1025 decimal.
- The remote system might be listening on 0x0ace which is 2766 decimal.
- The object is to make the port to which your machine sends match the
- port on which the listener listens.
-
- To find out which port (in decimal) the remote listener is listening, run
- the following command ON THE REMOTE SYSTEM:
-
- echo 16 i `nlsadmin -l - tcp | cut -c7-10 | tr "[a-z]" "[A-Z]" ` p | dc
-
- If this errors out, the system doesn't have a listener configured.
-
- Otherwise, take the port number it gives you and type
-
- /usr/etc/rfsaddr -h <hostname> -p <portnumber>
-
- to get the new IP/port string. Replace the current value, \x00020401c0cb41af,
- in your system's Systems file with the string that rfsaddr gives you.
- It oughta work now.
-
- See a follow-up posting for more details on how to set up UUCP over WIN-TCP.
-
-