On Tue, Dec 21, 2004 at 01:20:24PM -0500, Felix Boecker wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I currently am subscribed to RoadRunner but I cannot access any of my internal network services from the outside. I have a webserver running (and I'd switch to the RR Business plan had I more than ~5 visitors a month) and have to remotely administer my parents' PCs while away at college. So this is a pain in the neck. I have the feeling that RR has blocked all incoming ports to my network. You think this is possible? My outside access to the network just stopped working from one day to the next without any intervention from the inside.
>
> Also, what about Verizon DSL? What's their deal? What does their plan cover, bandwidth, rules and regulations you know of that aren't advertised on the website?
>
> Does anyone have a better suggestions perhaps?
I cancelled my Verizon account after numerous technical, and service, issues
My most important issue being the fact that they do not allow servers with
their residential DSL service.
I now have service through Speakeasy, www.speakeasy.net. I'm in the
process of eliminating my land line altogether, and just having the DSL
service. Speakeasy gives static IP's, allows servers, and runs an RPM
find server.
--Ian P. Thomas
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