hi,

could someone refresh my memory? doesn't  the moo run over port
7777 also? and wasn't that also a problem due to that port being
blocked or squeezed because it was the napster port? (it was always
extremely slow for us; i guess there's a proxy now or something?).
seems like some other port number would be more useful in these
filtered environments. why is 7777 the port of choice?

-gurcharan

--- You wrote:
On Fri, Aug 08, 2003 at 01:06:26AM -0400, Gurcharan S. Khanna wrote:
> hi,
> 
> not sure if there's a built-in tool in AG 2.0 but you can download a nice
> little utility from detective.internet2.edu called internet detective.  this
> will test for multicast connectivity, connection to the Abilene network, and
> bandwidth tests.

Note, though, that the new version of the tool runs over port 7777, and so may
get blocked by various P2P firewall rules.

-- 
Frank Sweetser fs at wpi.edu
WPI Network Engineer
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