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Posted by Charles Newman on April 21, 2007, 2:16 am
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> Todd H. wrote:
> > no@spam.invalid (Zurotzis) writes:
> >
> >
> >>I was thinking of putting up an server on one of my computers but my
> >>friend says that u have to portforward some ports in the router for
> >>other people to access your server pupblic and not in a private
> >>network. I just woundering if any of u guys could help how to do it
> >>goes. I got two routers between my server computer and the modem, what
> >>is the best way to portfprward the routers and what ports.
> >
> >
> > It's possible and even pretty straightforward. Your friends are
> > correct.
>
> Then there's always the problem that many/most ISPs don't allow you to
> run a home server unless maybe you set up a business line that allows
> for a server.
DSL companies are a lot more friendly towards this. Of course residential
DSL connections are a lot of more expensive than cable. I find that a 6 meg
DSL connection where I live costs a lot more than Comcast cable modem.
6 meg service, with a static address costs $94.95 a month from
The New AT&T, where Comcast, which rates in excess of 10 megabits
are about $50 a month.
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