Hi I have a dialup bbs in Tennessee. If you have unlimited long distance. I would love for you to call between 8 and 5 any weekday. thanks, Harvey





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Re: dialup bbs in Tennessee
By: Harvey Simpson to All on Mon Feb 17 2014 03:18 pm

Hi I have a dialup bbs in Tennessee. If you have unlimited long distance. I would love for you to call between 8 and 5 any weekday. thanks, Harvey

Number

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Re: dialup bbs in Tennessee
By: Harvey Simpson to All on Mon Feb 17 2014 03:18 pm

Hi I have a dialup bbs in Tennessee. If you have unlimited long distance. I would love for you to call between 8 and 5 any weekday. thanks, Harvey

It might be a good idea to advertise the number too...

Have a good One!
Mike



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--- FIRST OFFICER wrote --
It might be a good idea to advertise the number too..

A friend of mine once set up a system without telling anyone, as an experiment to see if people would find the thing. They did.

Those were the days...


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Re: dialup bbs in Tennessee
By: the doctor to FIRST OFFICER on Tue Feb 18 2014 08:47:00

A friend of mine once set up a system without telling anyone, as an experime to see if people would find the thing. They did.

That was the whole point of wardialing...finding the boards that didn't advertise or which you weren't "supposed" to find. I don't think that concept has an equivalent in the telnet scene, but I do from time to time find boards mentioned on forums that aren't on BBS lists but also aren't "private boards" per se. Anyway, our mission is clear...we need to start wardialing TN area codes between 8 and 5 on weekdays. Whoever finds the board gets the honor of posting the number for all to see. Good luck!

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Re: dialup bbs in Tennessee
By: Journeyman to the doctor on Tue Feb 18 2014 04:56:29

Re: dialup bbs in Tennessee
By: the doctor to FIRST OFFICER on Tue Feb 18 2014 08:47:00

A friend of mine once set up a system without telling anyone, as an exper to see if people would find the thing. They did.

That was the whole point of wardialing...finding the boards that didn't advertise or which you weren't "supposed" to find. I don't think that conce has an equivalent in the telnet scene, but I do from time to time find board mentioned on forums that aren't on BBS lists but also aren't "private boards per se. Anyway, our mission is clear...we need to start wardialing TN area codes between 8 and 5 on weekdays. Whoever finds the board gets the honor o posting the number for all to see. Good luck!

WOW.. Wardialing.. I haven't heard that term used in years!! lol

Charon
riverstyx.darktech.org

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Re: dialup bbs in Tennessee
By: Journeyman to the doctor on Tue Feb 18 2014 04:56:29

So what would be nifty is a telnet wardialer - although, it would probably
only be good on a standard port such as 23. But go thru like a ISPs basic ip addressing looking for connections. Although it would be annoying as hell to the operator of the said "hidden" bbs.

Just a thought.

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That was the whole point of wardialing...finding the boards that didn' advertise or which you weren't "supposed" to find. I don't think that con has an equivalent in the telnet scene, but I do from time to time find boa mentioned on forums that aren't on BBS lists but also aren't "private boar per se. Anyway, our mission is clear...we need to start wardialing TN are codes between 8 and 5 on weekdays. Whoever finds the board gets the honor posting the number for all to see. Good luck
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Protovision, I have you now. I still have my little TP wardialer I wrote someplace...


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Re: dialup bbs in Tennessee
By: David to Journeyman on Wed Feb 19 2014 10:18 am

Re: dialup bbs in Tennessee
By: Journeyman to the doctor on Tue Feb 18 2014 04:56:29

So what would be nifty is a telnet wardialer - although, it would probably only be good on a standard port such as 23. But go thru like a ISPs basic
ip addressing looking for connections. Although it would be annoying as
hell to the operator of the said "hidden" bbs.

Just a thought.

It's called 'nmap' and its been available for a long time on *nix OSes and I'm sure it's available for Windows too. Port-scanning a lot of IPs could raise flags at your ISP though.

digital man

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Re: dialup bbs in Tennessee
By: Digital Man to David on Wed Feb 19 2014 14:29:58

Oh...no...not me. I gave up that life style 30ish years ago....way to dangerous.

Dave

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Re: dialup bbs in Tennessee
By: David to Journeyman on Wed Feb 19 2014 10:18 am

So what would be nifty is a telnet wardialer - although, it would
probably only be good on a standard port such as 23. But go thru like a

Connecting to 1.1.1.1 ... NO CONNECT
Connecting to 1.1.1.2 ... NO CONNECT
Connecting to 1.1.1.3 ... NO CONNECT

Got some time to kill? :)

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Re: dialup bbs in Tennessee
By: Digital Man to David on Wed Feb 19 2014 14:29:58

It's called 'nmap' and its been available for a long time on *nix OSes and I'm sure it's available for Windows too. Port-scanning a lot of IPs could raise flags at your ISP though.

Yeah, so would my program I used to use... Good thing I used openDNS! ;-)

I setup a loop...

for t = 1 to 255
for a = 0 to 255
for b = 0 to 255
for c = 0 to 255

Then, I'd do a DNS lookup of t.a.b.c to resolve the host name... Save it to a log file... Not sure what I was thinking, but you know it was capable of lighting up the lights on the old Cable modem!

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