New problem with firewall

[Rick Bowers]

At 2005-12-09 09:33 AM, you wrote:
>Tim Wunder wrote:
>>On Thursday 08 December 2005 11:27 pm, someone claiming to be Rick 
>>Sivernell wrote:
>>
>>>On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 22:16:51 -0500
>>>
>>>Tim Wunder <tim at thewunders.org> wrote:
>><snip>
>>
>>>>Verizon, and still receive e-mail to thewunders.org... (just can't run a
>>>>webserver on port 80).
>>>
>>>  I have Verizon, as you can see, I also have a webserver machine. I am
>>>using noip2 to announce my wlan dyn address. Works great as best I can
>>>tell.
>>>www.dandrconsulting.org
>>>
>>>cheers
>>
>>Oh, I'm running a webserver, just not on port 80. I use dyndns.org, 
>>and it works fine. I guess different verizons in different 
>>locations do different things as far as port blocking is concerned...
>
>I have a web server running.  It works fine.  I could see it from 
>outside my network for about 5 months.  Comcast cut it off at that 
>point.  I use no-ip to keep the URL pointed at the right spot.
>
>     -- Alma

I've had Comcast for about 18 months.  I had Charter before that (I 
moved) for about 6 years.  I run both a web server (on port 80) and a 
mail server on Comcast and don't have any problems.  Of course, 
nobody knows about my web server, and there isn't anything on it (not 
even a real home page) but it _is_ running. (if someone wants to 
check it from the "outside world" email me and I'll point you to the URL).

~Rick