[lug] AT&T blocking http??

[Kenneth D. Weinert]

Try http://www.quarter-flash.com - it should come up, albeit with an
error since I haven't finished installing the CMS :)

How long ago did you update your IP at dyndns.org? Perhaps it hasn't
propogated yet - have you tried connecting using just your address?

And the third thing I'd look into (because I know how I am) would be
ensuring that apache was running. :)

On Tue, 22 Oct 2002 12:24:25 -0600
"r.wheaton" <ryan.wheaton at attbi.com> wrote:

> hmmmm..   I tried port 14568 and i still can't hit it...  i wonder if 
> there's something else going on.....
> 
> -rtw
> 
> John Hernandez wrote:
> 
> > Yes, I believe they filter standard web ports.  That list may include
> > 8080, since this is a standard web cache/proxy-type port.  Try a more
> > random-looking port.  You should probably be within your service
> > agreement if it's for private non-commercial use, but it's a fuzzy line
> > IMHO.

	I don't believe they filter ports - if I recall correctly they
don't really investigate unless they get complaints about performance
and then they start checking traffic/logs to see who the culprit might
be. And running any service is officially against the service agreement.

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