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   Hello mark!   
      
   20 Aug 19 08:23, you wrote to Tommi Koivula:   
      
    TK>> Yes. But you can still run only one VMODEM. I played with this   
    TK>> feature once and tried to run one VMODEM/Telnet in port 23 and   
    TK>> the other one in port 32. I couldn't do it. :)   
      
    ml> how do you run more than one vmodem instance anyway? i always had to   
    ml> use a different machine to do that... i don't think vmodem was   
    ml> designed to allow for more than one instance but the 'net was a lot   
    ml> different back then when vmodem brought us its capabilities of putting   
    ml> dial-up BBSes on the 'net...   
      
   You can only run one instance of VMODEM on any given OS/2 machine, but it can    
   handle multiple virtual ports.  My OS/2 system currently has 3 nodes running;    
   1 real modem and 2 virtual modems, both of which can answer Telnet on port 23    
   and VMODEM on port 3141.  My firewall accepts inbound telnet on port 2023, and    
   forwards it to port 23 on the OS/2 machine.   
      
   Andrew   
      
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