First posting, so ignore my level of knowledge...
Is there a comprehensive resources regarding ports for exotic applications
like these.
Most protocols I can find via ietf, but e.g. I don't think Napster, etc are
using ports described via RFC's?
Gijs
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So it seems, according to CNN, that the battle is finally won.... but the
war is
far from over!
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