Adelphia web hosting block
Chino
site on my own server running IIS...
$Bill
> I just wanted to know id Adelphia blocks me from hosting my own web
> site on my own server running IIS...
I don't know if they block it or not, but I set my Apache to port 8080
and was able to access after turning port forwarding on for http 8080.
I tried 80 with no luck - either it's blocked or the admin server is
trapping it.
Chino
how did you fowerd it? are you using DNS2go? becuse i serve it and i
can see it if i put
http://MY-IP and it works fine, but someone else would get a "page not
found" msg, what you think?
$Bill
> "$Bill" <l...@SPAMOLAtodbe.com> wrote in message news:<3E7827C...@SPAMOLAtodbe.com>...
>
>>Chino wrote:
>>
>>>I just wanted to know id Adelphia blocks me from hosting my own web
>>>site on my own server running IIS...
>>
>>I don't know if they block it or not, but I set my Apache to port 8080
>>and was able to access after turning port forwarding on for http 8080.
>>
>>I tried 80 with no luck - either it's blocked or the admin server is
>>trapping it.
>
>
>
> how did you fowerd it? are you using DNS2go?
Not sure what you mean. I used the router admin screen to turn port
forwarding on for 8080 and then I went to my website and logged in using SSH
and used lynx to retrieve the page from my Apache server running on
my first local machine (after I turned off some remote access restrictions
I had turned on). I used the router IP address (on the WAN side)
and port 8080 (because I had trouble using 80 - possibly a conflict
with admin page on router ?? ).
> becuse i serve it and i
> can see it if i put
> http://MY-IP and it works fine, but someone else would get a "page not
> found" msg, what you think?
Why would someone else get a different response ? Unless you're using the
local LAN IP address instead of the WB side.
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Chino
> Chino wrote:
> > "$Bill" <l...@SPAMOLAtodbe.com> wrote in message news:<3E7827C...@SPAMOLAtodbe.com>...
> >
> >>Chino wrote:
> >>
> >>>I just wanted to know id Adelphia blocks me from hosting my own web
> >>>site on my own server running IIS...
> >>
> >>I don't know if they block it or not, but I set my Apache to port 8080
> >>and was able to access after turning port forwarding on for http 8080.
> >>
> >>I tried 80 with no luck - either it's blocked or the admin server is
> >>trapping it.
> >
> >
> >
> > how did you fowerd it? are you using DNS2go?
>
> Not sure what you mean. I used the router admin screen to turn port
> forwarding on for 8080 and then I went to my website and logged in using SSH
> and used lynx to retrieve the page from my Apache server running on
> my first local machine (after I turned off some remote access restrictions
> I had turned on). I used the router IP address (on the WAN side)
> and port 8080 (because I had trouble using 80 - possibly a conflict
> with admin page on router ?? ).
>
> > becuse i serve it and i
> > can see it if i put
> > http://MY-IP and it works fine, but someone else would get a "page not
> > found" msg, what you think?
>
> Why would someone else get a different response ? Unless you're using the
> local LAN IP address instead of the WB side.
No no im not using my internal IP, i dont even have a network lol its
like if Adelphia blocks it, but i called them up and they told me that
nooo they dont block anything bla bla.. so i dont know.. im runing
IIS.. Ima have to keep researching... dude this sucks...
Dave Thornburgh
"Chino" <Ch...@monkieboy.com> wrote in message
news:e7c63e09.03032...@posting.google.com...
> No no im not using my internal IP, i dont even have a network lol its
> like if Adelphia blocks it, but i called them up and they told me that
> nooo they dont block anything bla bla.. so i dont know.. im runing
> IIS.. Ima have to keep researching... dude this sucks...
Adelphia does have a strict "no servers of any kind, ever" policy. Watch
out that the TSR you asked may have passed on your account details to the
abuse department - if they find, when they investigate the report, that you
are in fact running a server: they will cut off access from your modem
without notice, and wait for you to call in to figure out the trouble. At
that point, if you can demonstrate that you have killed the server, they
have the option of charging you a $25 reconnect fee, or simply terminating
your account. Usually, they don't permanently terminate.
As far as the port blocking: Adelphia does not have a national policy to
block any perticular ports. They are, however, made up of a collection of
smaller systems acquired over the years. Some of those regional/local
systems do in fact block certain ports - most commonly 80 and 25. National
tech support at 1-888-Adelnet does not know about the local port blocking,
and local customer service offices are not always informed well enough to
even understand the concept - their job is TV, not Powerlink. Getting an
answer over the phone is NOT reliable. The ONLY way to tell if a given port
is blocked _for_you_ is to try to connect to it from outside Adelphia
(assuming something's listening on your machine).
Dave
Chino
Dave,
your right, they do block port 80, i just got off the phone with a
tech like 15 min ago, the little basterd seemed pissed off from my
Q... i have a feeling he reported me, but i turned off my IIS so... He
did't tell me "why" they do this, but i called Bell South DSL and i
asked them if they block port 80 or disaprove of webservers and they
told me that its ok if i run my own server, and when i asked about why
Adelphia blocks webservers, they told me becuse a while ago a virr
called "Red Alert" or "Code Red" i dont remember, spread off home
servers like wiled fire,
(http://www.auctionbytes.com/pages/abn/y01/m07/i30/s03). So yes, its
offical, Adelphia blocks port 80 and disalow webhosting... basterds...
Well hope this helps someone else befor they call the tech's and get
busted... lol well thanx evryone for the help
MonkieBoy.com
(expect the site to be down) errr
leslie
:
: Dave,
: tech like 15 min ago, the little basterd seemed pissed off from my
: Q... i have a feeling he reported me, but i turned off my IIS so... He
: did't tell me "why" they do this, but i called Bell South DSL and i
: asked them if they block port 80 or disaprove of webservers and they
: told me that its ok if i run my own server, and when i asked about why
: Adelphia blocks webservers, they told me becuse a while ago a virr
: called "Red Alert" or "Code Red" i dont remember, spread off home
: servers like wiled fire,
Code Red took down a lot of servers, including Microsoft's patch
update site, even though the patch to fix the knon buffer overflow
had been available for several weeks:
http://www.vnunet.com/News/1124134
vnunet.com Code Red plague on the rampage
Code Red plague on the rampage
By James Middleton [20-07-2001]
"...Earlier this morning [Friday], windowsupdate.microsoft.com was
defaced with the worm's characteristic statement: "Hello! Welcome
to http://www.worm.com! Hacked by Chinese!"
Microsoft has since fixed the hack, but suffered the embarrassment of
revealing that it did not update its own servers with the latest
security patches.
The Code Red worm exploits a known buffer overflow vulnerability in
the ISAPI extension in the Index Server of Windows 2000 and XP beta,
for which Microsoft released a patch in June..."
The recent Slammer SQL worm also took down Microsoft servers, even though
a patch was available:
http://news.com.com/2100-1001-982305.html
Microsoft fails Slammer's security test | CNET News.com
Adelphia probably doesn't want to be responsible for being the source of
future infections, for fear of being sued. They may also sell web hosting
services and don't want to compete with their residential customers.
Web hosting sites are available for as little as $ 3.00 - $ 10.00 per month,
which seems like a small price to pay for a 24 by 7 operation that relieves
the customer of worrying about the script kiddies.
--Jerry Leslie (my opinions are strictly my own)
Note: les...@jrlvax.houston.rr.com is invalid for email
Grinch
> Dave,
> your right, they do block port 80, i just got off the phone with a
> tech like 15 min ago, the little basterd seemed pissed off from my
> Q... i have a feeling he reported me, but i turned off my IIS so...
I hope after he sees your comment he did, But just to make sure I did.
Please do not refer to people you do not know as bastards...and if you do at
least spell it right.
Have a nice day.
Hob
c1rcu1t
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Grinch wrote:
> but i turned off my IIS so...
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Please do.. Those IIS server just create havoc on the 'net with those
code-reds and other worms... keep it OFF!
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Chino
Dear Joel,
Thank you for contacting Adelphia Power Link Technical Support.
Unfortunately,
under the Adelphia Internet Acceptable Use Policy, you are
prohibited from
running a server of any type in connection with the Power Link
Service, nor may
you provide network or host services to others via the Power Link
Service.
Prohibited uses include, without limitation, running servers for
PPP, FTP, HTTP,
DNS, POP, SMTP, NNTP, PROXY, DHCP, IRC, TELNET, TFTP, SNMP and
multi-user
interactive forums, and remapping of ports for the purpose of
operating a server
on the network.
Power Link's new Web Hosting service offers a flexible, feature
rich suite of
web hosting solutions to Power Link's residential and small
business customers.
Register your own domain name and put your family photo album
online. Or, build
a web site for your social club or civic organization. Or, build a
web site that
will give your small business the online presence it needs to
grow. The
possibilities are endless. To preview the available features and
pricing
information for Power Link's new Web Hosting services, please
visit our website.
Residential Power Link Web Hosting:
http://www.adelphia.com/pwh/residential_pwh.cfm
Small Business Web Hosting:
http://www.adelphia.com/pwh/smallbusiness_pwh.cfm
If you have any further questions or concerns about your service,
you can find
the answers to many questions on our FAQ page at
http://powerlink.adelphia.net.
You can also contact our technical assistance center via email at
sup...@adelphia.net, call us at 1-888-551-5465, or contact us via
the E-Support
Assistant (for a demo click on this link
http://powerlink.adelphia.net/esupport/index.html). If you are
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Thank you for using Power Link.
Sincerely,
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Technical Support Engineer
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Chino
Yea it would be, would't it....