If they are blocking things like web traffic, they might only be blocking
the incoming port 80. If so, you should be able to just move the web server
onto a different port, say 1999 and then all you would have to do is goto
http://your_ip_or_domain.com:1999/ and that pop up any website you have.
More than likely they arent blocking anything though. You could probably
get away with just running a web server as long as it never becomes high
traffic.
Brian Cluff
----- Original Message -----
> I have recently installed dsl at home. The dsl company
> is very restrictive about stuff and they wont give me
> the password to the dsl modem for administration... I
> have an ip masq server connected to the modem (pppoe)
> running to get all my computer on the internet. Now my
> question is how can i or can i run any type of server
> on my home network? I do not understand how i would
> set it up to say run a web server that people could
> reach from the internet. But then if nothing gets thru
> how is it that stuff like bearshare and icq works?
> Thank you an advance for helping me understand what i
> hope is a basic concept :)
> -Kyle
>
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