On Sat, 9 Dec 2006, Chris Mathey wrote:
> Tom Suzda wrote:
>
>> I watched them as they put in my fiber. They lay a nylon ribbon with an
>> embedded copper wire along with the conduit / fiber. They ground it in the
>> junction box in the street. I asked them what the ribbon was for, and he
>> said, that's so they can find it, if they need to.
>>
>> By the way, I've had FIOS for almost 2 years now, and I've loved it. 15/2
>> service, and only had a couple hiccups. I also got the TV service about 6
>> months ago. It's OK, the DVR isn't as good as the DirecTivo I was running,
>> but I've saved money over all. There are more HD channels and I do belive
>> they are clearer than DirecTV. So I'm happy.
>
> Does anyone know how Verizon FIOS handles inbound connections? Do they filter
> (80,25,22,etc)
I can state definitively that they don't filter 22, 81 or another port <1024.
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