Hi all Bering-users and in particular Erich Titl,
my problem with rdate has been solved since the
posting
of Erich Titl made thinking matters through. It turned
out I had forgotten it is port 37/tcp , i.e. time,
which is used by rdate. My focus was on ntp 123/tcp
all the time as I tried to fig
Hi Mats,
> Hi all Bering-users and in particular Erich Titl,
>
>
> my problem with rdate has been solved since the posting of Erich Titl made
> thinking matters through. It turned out I had forgotten it is port 37/tcp
> , i.e. time,
> which is used by rdate. My focus was on ntp 123/tcp all the tim
> On the other hand, one interesting phenomenon did turn
>
> up from this: every entry in shorewall.log reporting
>
> REJECT TCP (whatever) 37
>
> has time stamp Jan 1 00:00:00, but every entry
> before and after retain very plausable time stamps.
> Is this to be expected?
This has
Hi Mats
Mats Erik Andersson wrote:
> Hi all Bering-users and in particular Erich Titl,
>
> my problem with rdate has been solved since the
> posting
> of Erich Titl made thinking matters through. It turned
> out I had forgotten it is port 37/tcp , i.e. time,
> which is used by rdate. My focus
