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From: Justin Seger <shorty@iii.net>
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Subject: Basic Firewalling?
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I've got a LAN with real network addresses, and a SLIP connection.  Routing
isn't working between the two (except on the FreeBSD machine), and I found
out that AOL's TCPack (the major thing I need to use) operates on port 5190.
Is there anyway I can do something to get connectivity working on port 5190?
Thanks in advance,
-Justyin Seger-