Re: ports 113 and 88

Thanks Steve, I'm gonna do what you said: enable auth/113 and leave kerberos/88 alone (in fact, I didn't see it a lotta time, perhaps less than 3%, instead of auth). JY -- Jean-Yves F. Barbier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> PURGE COMPLETE.

Re: ports 113 and 88

Hi, It is pretty common to see auth as anything that wants to get an idea of the user running the process will try and use this, for example wb servers (NT especially) and I believe sendmail does it as well. The idea is that you can see the user who is running the process and authenticate from