Connecting the AMPRNet

[kurt@cs.tamu.edu (Kurt Freiberger)]

One thing that will be necessary is the ip access code by Willis, n5szf.
FTP to csseq.cs.tamu.edu and look in the ham-radio/NOS directory.  It allows
one to restrict forwarding of packets on a socket basis.  Like to restrict
Internet hosts from originating an AMPR connection, you'd restrict sockets
below 1024 from being forwarded to the AMPR connection.  This allows
AMPR to connect to AMPR hosts via the encap route.  If you'd like my
autoexec.net, let me know.
73, Kurt

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