[olug] Omaha Cox at Home cable modem service and open/closed ports.

[Jake Churchill]

Yes.  You need a business line if you want port 80.

On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 9:16 AM, Dan Linder <dan at linder.org> wrote:

> I've been using the Omaha Cox @Work service for about a year now after I
> had
> to bring my web and mail server in from the ISP it had been at for years.
>
> I've got my e-mail moved off, and I don't host anything very important on
> the website but I was wondering if the @Home service that Cox provides
> still
> blocks port 80 directly?  I know they block port 25 but I've got my e-mail
> moved offsite.
>
> If I switch back to Cox at Home, would I need to move to another non-80 port?
>
> Dan
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