Cox.net - directed to Mr. Pyne primarily

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Author: Mike Benjamin
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Subject: Cox.net - directed to Mr. Pyne primarily
I *just* ran a scan of my home network for other reasons, the ports
cox@home are filtering to me are:

smtp             25/tcp
http             80/tcp
netbios-ns      137/tcp
netbios-dgm     138/tcp
netbios-ssn     139/tcp
microsoft-ds    445/tcp                            


All other TCP ports 1-1024 are allowed through. YMMV.

--mikeb

On Sun, Jan 20, 2002 at 12:55:52PM -0700, Gontran wrote:
: * Adrian Mink () wrote:
: > That's what I had been doing previously. Cox@home only blocked 80 to me so I
: > was able to run ftp and mail out of my house on my RH box. Now they are
: > blocking all lower level ports. What a pain.
: >
: Really? That's quite interesting. When you say 'all lower level', do
: you mean >=1024 or do you mean only say 25 and 23?
:
: Curious,
: Gontran
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