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Old November 27th, 2003, 10:05 PM
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upstream open ports check
Is there a way of finding out which ports are blocked by my ISP on upstream.

I wish to setup an ftp server.
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Ask them?

It's more likely to be incoming connections that are blocked - for example it's quite common for an ISP to disable port 80. Alternatively you could just run your services over 'non-conventional' ports and set up your forwarding accordingly.

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thanks christo.
oh btw..if i ask, i'll be giving "it" away since running services is banned =(

i will try the alternative...u suggested =)
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