"Peter M" <us-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On 8 Dec 2004 in uk.telecom.broadband, "{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" wrote:
>
> >it appears Talk Talk are restricting p2p use and web/mail server use.
>
> It will still be fine for the vast majority of users who just want an
> always on connection. Since it is dynamic, the benefits of running a
> server are somewhat muted, if not lost completely.
>
> >Wonder if this is port blocking and there is a work around?
>
> I really hope not (though AFAICR you are not a user at present, so has TT
> just recently changed their AUP/T+C or was this the case from launch ?)
>
>
>
Found out, at the moment they are not blocking any ports, web server and P2P
will still work, what they will do is if they think people are abusing the
system, is to warn them, and then terminate their service. They didn't tell
me what they consider abusive. But then I can't see that would affect me, as
I don't upload/download a great deal, somedays nothing at all, other days
maybe a couple a gig if that! Certainly even nowhere near a tenth of what
some people on PlusNet have been using.
No I'm not on Talk Talk yet for BB, but was considering chaning from my 512k
Pipex service to 1024k Talk Talk service, as I already use Talk Talk for calls
I thought the £24.99/month was a good deal.
As for running a web-server, I had made available a few pages, files and a
forum, this was running via the free NO-IP.COM service, using a cloaked .co.uk
URL. This I has now stopped and using server space elsewhere.
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