CHRS: CP437 2   
   MSGID: 2:333/801@fidonet 660c6c28   
   REPLY: 1:129/305 ccdd4b38   
   PID: MBSE-BBS 1.0.8.6 (Linux-x86_64)   
   TZUTC: 0000   
   TID: MBSE-FIDO 1.0.8.6 (Linux-x86_64)   
   T.J. Mcmillen wrote to Phillip Kimble:   
   TJM> PK> Is there a diffrence between the # and the V ?   
   TJM>    
   TJM> Using Vmodem under OS/2 (ie: the V), or using something else like    
   TJM> NetSerial   
   TJM> under windows (the #)   
      
   I didnt se any difference between the two, '#' vs 'V'. Bpoth had the same   
   results.     
      
   However, reading through something, the author referred to NetSerial as   
   "Playing with Ports" giving me the Layer 3 solution of just change the    
   freaking   
    ports!  Becuase the primary BBS is in a firewalld dmz, I set the ITN back to   
   the default, configured the port forwarding for external users (should there    
   be   
   any), and internally connect on port 23.   
      
   While this doesnt resolve the question of FD + SIO 1.60d, it fixes my headache   
   & a 30 year old problem! I will keep playing with it to see if there is a way   
   to do it, but for now the packets are flowing!   
      
   Thank you for the help. I saw you scratching your head but I   
   commend you on an outstanding display of gentlemanly patince!   
      
                        
      
       Ciao!   
              phiL   
      
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