it's costly for them?Originally posted by browser@24 November 2003 - 19:07
really? why r they against it?
that's why they have packages for small businesses and home users.
you can run servers with most business internet packages, but not with home bundles
do u know if BT Broadband (UK) allow servers or not? and is there a way round this?
how do i know? but if you can't connect even if you have all the proper settings your isp is probably blocking every p2p traffic availableOriginally posted by browser@24 November 2003 - 19:15
do u know if BT Broadband (UK) allow servers or not? and is there a way round this?
go to www.grc.com and do a port scan on your connection line with firewall off and see which ports are blocked by ur isp
then just switch to those unblocked ports on bt
but this is only a temp solution, ur isp controls everything and sees everything...
I don't think they r allowed in the UK. But what do i know
how? where?Originally posted by james_bond_rulez@24 November 2003 - 20:19
go to www.grc.com and do a port scan on your connection line with firewall off and see which ports are blocked by ur isp
https://grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
this is as far as i'll take you, you gotta learn how to do things yourself
go to proceed, then click on "all service ports", make sure ur firewall/router is off, connect ur computer directly from modem
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