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At my previous home, Xfinity let me host my personal webpage/ webapps on 80/443. IIRC, they did block 25. I moved to a new location a few miles away, and Xfin
by wingmanjd 5y ago
At my previous home, Xfinity let me host my personal webpage/ webapps on 80/443. IIRC, they did block 25.
I moved to a new location a few miles away, and Xfinity doesn't cover this area. The new ISP blocks the following:
"TCP 25, TCP 80, TCP 443, TCP 445, TCP 1080, TCP 6667-6669, TCP 1433-1434, TCP&UDP 135-139, TCP&UDP 67 are blocked for security and network management reasons"
The only way I can get high speed service that doesn't block these is to purchase a business plan from PennTeleData, but they won't even talk to you unless you have a federal tax ID for an actual business.
I ended up putting haproxy on a free Oracle instance and changing what port I listen at here at home.