Re: [nsp] What does TCB stand for?

From: nicholas harteau (nrh@ikami.com)
Date: Mon Jul 30 2001 - 19:15:53 EDT

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well, according to Elvis, it means Taking Care of Business. and who
could possibly dispute the king?

scott w wrote:
>
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I saw these while a router was in TCP debug mode:
>
> Jul 30 13:57:11: TCB629C01
> Jul 30 13:57:11: TCB629C018C bound to 10.0.0.185.17264
> Jul 30 13:57:11: TCB629C018C connected to 167.216.152.33.49
> Jul 30 13:57:12: TCB 0x629C018C destroyed
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