20040506: ADDE access to stratus on port 112

>From: Eirh-Yu Hsie <address@hidden>
>Organization: CU/CIRES
>Keywords: 200405062128.i46LS7tK012251 McIDAS ADDE port 112

Hi Hsie,

re: systems running inetd
>>mcidas  stream  tcp     nowait  mcadde  /home/mcidas/bin/mcservsh  mcservsh 
>>-H /home/mcidas
>>mcserv  stream  tcp     nowait  mcadde  /home/mcidas/bin/mcservsh  mcservsh 
>>-H /home/mcidas
>>mccompress      stream  tcp     nowait  mcadde  /home/mcidas/bin/mcservsh  
>>mcservsh -H /home/mcidas

re: on systems running xinetd:

>>/etc/xinetd.d will have the following three files:
>>
>>mcidas                  <- for port 112
>>mcserv                  <- for port 500
>>mccompress              <- for port 503

re: etc/services will have the following lines:
>
>I just look through v2003 installation and configuration web pages.  I can not
>find any information regarding to port 112 (mcidas)??

The use of port 112 was new in v2003 and not much publicized.  It is,
however, the _only_ port that will be used for ADDE for versions 2004
and above.  McIDAS is being modified to support uncompressed,
'compress' compressed, and 'gzip' compressed ADDE transfers using port
112. The reason for the change is that ports 500 and 503 were never
registered by SSEC for McIDAS use.  Unidata registered port 112 with
IANA a long time ago for McIDAS data transfers.  We lobbied SSEC to
adopt its use so that people would stop running into conflicts for
ports 500 (registered for use by isakmp) or 503 (which is registered,
but I am not sure by what application at the moment).

So, mcinet2003.sh sets up ADDE use through 3 ports, 500, 503, and 112.
mcinet2004.sh should only setup ADDE use through port 112.  This will
make life easier as time goes on.

Cheers,

Tom
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