Re: Reverse Telnet port numbers?

From: david@luyer.net
Date: Wed Nov 10 2004 - 23:02:26 GMT-3

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Raw TCP means you make a pure TCP stream connection, ie without all
the IAC DO/DONT/WILL/WONT stuff that Telnet has (or capabilities
such as echo on/off, line vs character mode, etc).

"nc" would be an example client for a raw TCP connection, although
"telnet" on Unix to a port number other than 23 which does not
initiate Telnet protocol negotation will also do raw TCP in some
Unix "telnet" implementations.

David.

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