NodelistDB

VMODEM Unavailable

Nodes whose announced IVM port was not confirmed to run genuine VMODEM, and why

Not Confirmed VMODEM (9)

IVM ports probed in the selected period that did not answer as a genuine VMODEM (VMP) responder.

Node Address Hostname What It Actually Is Software Detail Location Last Tested Actions
2:2432/394 ftn.owlserver.de Down / unreachable N/A connection failed: dial tcp 90.153.43.230:3141: connect: no route to host Löhne, DE
EWE TEL GmbH 		2026-07-27 04:53
Test History
2:420/33 185.22.236.179 telnet-login N/A IVM announced, actual: telnet-login Prague, CZ
FIXnet s.r.o. 		2026-07-26 02:31
Test History
2:250/4 bbs.unicyber.co.uk Down / unreachable N/A connection failed: dial tcp 84.67.81.107:3141: i/o timeout Tottenham, GB
Vodafone Limited 		2026-07-26 02:31
Test History
2:2490/1500 cyberia.dnsalias.com Down / unreachable N/A connection failed: dial tcp 93.215.18.85:3141: connect: no route to host Bamberg, DE
Deutsche Telekom AG 		2026-07-26 02:31
Test History
2:201/137 scbbs.nsupdate.info emsi-raw ifcico 2.14-tx8.10 IVM announced, actual: emsi-raw (ifcico 2.14-tx8.10) Stockholm, SE
TELE2-BROADBAND 		2026-07-26 02:31
Test History
2:420/333 84.19.77.129 emsi-telnet N/A IVM announced, actual: emsi-telnet Prague, CZ
Cesky Bezdrat, s.r.o. 		2026-07-26 02:31
Test History
2:2490/1536 bbs.bytebarn.de Down / unreachable N/A connection failed: dial tcp 217.160.57.126:3141: i/o timeout Essen, DE
IONOS SE 		2026-07-26 02:31
Test History
2:2490/3046 cyberia.dnsalias.com Down / unreachable N/A connection failed: dial tcp 93.215.18.85:3141: connect: no route to host Bamberg, DE
Deutsche Telekom AG 		2026-07-26 02:31
Test History
3:712/1321 tfb-bbs.org emsi-telnet Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v10.0gr16/PX96-0649M IVM announced, actual: emsi-telnet (Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v10.0gr16/PX96-0649M) Brisbane, AU
Aussie Broadband 		2026-07-26 02:31
Test History

Note: This report complements Confirmed VMODEM. It lists nodes whose announced IVM port was probed over the last 30 days but did not answer as a genuine VMP responder — either down/unreachable, or running something else (an EMSI mailer, binkd, ssh, a telnet login prompt, ...).