On Tue, 2006-03-14 at 12:49 -0700, der.hans wrote:
> Am 12. Mar, 2006 schwätzte Carl Parrish so:
> 
> > How can you tell if your ISP is blocking bittorrent uploads? I've noticed 
> > that on the last 6 or so torrent downloads that there hasn't been *any* 
> > upload traffic. I find that hard to believe. So how can I find out if this is 
> > cox or not?
> 
> Move to DSL or Cox Business and stop paying for restricted access to the
> Net :).
> 
> I noticed the other day that Cox seems to also not provide results from MX
> lookups :(. No warning that they're dropping the requests either.
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# nslookup
> server 68.2.16.30
Default server: 68.2.16.30
Address: 68.2.16.30#53

> www.azapple.com
Server:         68.2.16.30
Address:        68.2.16.30#53

Non-authoritative answer:
Name:   www.azapple.com
Address: 204.11.161.11
> set type=mx
> azapple.com
Server:         68.2.16.30
Address:        68.2.16.30#53

Non-authoritative answer:
azapple.com     mail exchanger = 10 mail-015.phx01.alevelhigher.com.
azapple.com     mail exchanger = 20 mail-020.phx01.alevelhigher.com.

Authoritative answers can be found from:
azapple.com     nameserver = ns2.alevelhigher.com.
azapple.com     nameserver = ns1.alevelhigher.com.
> exit

I'm on a cox 'residential' system (dhcp)

definitely ports 25 and 80 and I am quite certain netbios ports are
blocked here but I don't know of anything else.

Craig

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