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From: Mikhail Teterin <mi@ALDAN.star89.galstar.com>
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Subject: Connecting to/from FreeBSD-box
Date: Sun, 03 Dec 1995 10:13:53 -0500
Organization: Boston University
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Hi!
This bothers me a lot, because I've heard about the strength of
the BSD's net-code.
When I try to login (telnet or rlogin) from my FreeBSD machine at
work to my home machine (both running late September snap) telnet
client says: "Trying <ip-address> Connected to ...". Then it hangs
and eventually times out. ps -axlw on home machine says, that the
new telnetd is in netio state. At first, I was blaming the company's
fire-walls, but I can easily connect to my home machine from Solaris
and Irix boxes, staying on the same net.
The machine at work has no problems connecting to others too.
I tried tcp_extensions (sysctl nw ...RFC ...) with no success );
Ideas?
	-mi