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Conﬁguring Hosts and Servers

A user accessing the port server on 5390_04 through a telnet command sees:

% telnet 5390_04

Connected to 5390_04.

Escape character is '^]'.

Rotaries Defined:

Enter Annex port name or number:

Minimum uniqueness applies to rotary names; in this case, users can enter HostC, Hos, or H. Users

also can connect to HostC by entering the port number(s).

You can specify a rotary entry for a direct port range as well:

HostD: 132.245.33.238/4000

In this case, to telnet to port 5 of 132.245.33.238, you would enter:

% telnet 132.245.33.238 4005

You can also specify a direct port range like this:

HostD: proto=raw 132.245.33.238/8000

In this case, to get the raw port 5 of 132.245.33.238, you would enter:

% telnet 132.245.33.238 8005

Not specifying a port range indicates that the entry is for a direct port range. If proto=raw is speciﬁed,

the direct port range starts at 7001; if proto=raw is not speciﬁed, the direct port range starts at 5001

Each rotary entry follows these conventions:

Lines beginning with a pound sign (#) are comments.

Blank lines are ignored.

A maximum of 132 characters per line.

Entries can be continued on the next line by preceding the new line with a backslash (\).