The main reason there are different port numbers is that the standard
telnet port 23 won't work properly in Linux/Unix-based clusters,
except for the standard telnet server. Port 7300 has become the de-
facto choice for DX Spider clusters, but some sysops choose other ports.
Bob, N7XY
Sysop of n7xy.net, port 7300
On Nov 17, 2008, at 2:11 PM, Julian, G4ILO wrote:
Nelson Wittstock wrote:
I'm trying to set up my K3 with HRD and the packet cluster but I
need some
help. In setting up to connect to my local cluster, HRD calls for
a port
number. How do I determine what number to use here? With my current
logging program all I supply is the URL for the local cluster.
KComm includes a file of cluster node addresses. From a quick scan
through
that, the most popular options are 7300, 8000 and 9000. But some have
addresses that are completely random.
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