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   Hello Louis!   
      
   Wednesday April 13 2022 17:09, you wrote to me:   
      
    > //Hello Vincent,//   
      
    > on *4/13/2022* at *14:39:48* You wrote in area *MBSE*   
    > to *All* about *"Changing the Standard port number used"*.   
      
    > [snip]   
      
    VC>> As my main system uses the default of 24554 I have port   
    VC>> forwarding set on the router to the main system but need to do   
    VC>> the same for port 24555 for the Pi.   
      
    VC>> Question how do I change the mbse set up to use this change of   
    VC>> port as I cannot find anywhere where this is defined.   
      
      
    VC>> Any one have a clue to finding this and changing it ?   
      
    > Id be tempted to solve this just using the port forwarding. So just   
    > forward port 24555 > IPAddressOfPi > 24554   
      
    > If you are determined to change the ports for any configured services,   
    > MBSE uses inetd right?   
      
    > check out the setup.sh script - at the end of this it configures   
    > /etc/services which the inetd service uses. My first step would be to   
    > edit /etc/services then try a reboot and see if inetd/xinetd picks up   
    > the new service config.   
      
   I have tried the following :   
      
   Set in router port forwarding to the internal system at (192.168.1.75) inbound   
   port 24555 to 24554  with the Pi set in /etc/service to have BINKP as 24554.   
   Does not work.   
      
   Change xinetd BINKP to 24555 and the router port forwarding to from 24555 to   
   24555.   
      
   This does NOT work as well so I am now stuck.   
      
   Note in /etc/service I have two entries for binkp i.e., both udp and tcp set   
   as the same as well as :   
      
   ftidp 60177/tcp   # FIDONET EMSI over telnet   
   fido  60179/tcp   # FIDONET EMSI over TCP   
   fido  60179/udp   # chat server   
      
   There is NO inedt.conf or xinedt.conf file/s in /etc.   
      
      
   In both cases I can poll out from 2:25/21 to 2:250/1 so outbound works but   
      
   There is NO xinetd or inetd installed but I have just installed xinetd and   
   created /etc/xinetd.d/mbsebbs from the content of SETUP.sh   
      
   Waiting for reboot to see if that works....   
      
   That fixes it - it now accepts a poll from 2:250/1   
      
   Thanks for your help just needed that extra package that Debian does not   
   install by default.   
      
      
      
   Vincent   
      
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