[Novalug] [OT] FiOS -- home-based servers?

gregory pryzby greg at pryzby.org
Sat May 26 07:33:25 EDT 2007


On Sat, May 26, 2007 at 07:23:44AM -0400, Jay Hart wrote:
> 
> 
> > I had FIOS hooked up this week, and am getting pretty good connect rates
> > (5Mbps+ and ~2Mbps, depending on downloader website).  When I do a manual
> > FTP from my Cox member.cox.net account), I get 4.64Mbps down, and 1.2Mbpsup).
> >
> > Before signing the bottom line for FIOS, I asked the sales and "tech help"
> > about blocked ports, esp 80.  They said that no inbound ports were blocked.
> > I wrote down their names too ;)  However, this is not true.  Bottom line,
> > inbound port 80 is blocked, and outbound port25 is blocked.
> 
> If your agreement was predicated on them not blocking any ports, and they in
> fact said they didn't, than you might have a case against them.

LOL....
 
> What did your contract say about port blocking?

ToS basically say, you can NOT run a server or any services. You
accept all responsibility. We provide a pipe to the internet that may
or maynot work. You will get spam, pr0n, malware, etc. You can not do
anything illegal, where were decide what is illegal. We have the right
to change anything at anytime and make it retro-active. You have no
rights and we are always right.

Or something like that ;)

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