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Yes in most markets. Here are a couple of discussions on the subject. blocked port 25 Other potentially blocked ports include: ![]() The crop above was taken from this pdf file (BlockedPorts.pdf) Edit 1/14/05 to add: chtres posted the following here »Re: [Other] Remote Assistance blocked?. For Great Lakes Division (MN, MO, IL, IN, NE) Charter blocks: 21 23 25 80 110 119 143 1080 8080 These are blocked to prevent people from running servers on common ports. Any port not listed is open.
I know that port 80 is blocked here in Morgan Hill, California. 2009-01-15 02:32:11 Actually, as a Charter Cable customer in Pasadena, CA, all of my traffic from my streaming audio server was eventually blocked, regardless of which port(s) I chose. I'm guessing they're blocking home servers using some sort of packet sniffing to enforce this from their site:
http://www.charter.com/customers/support.aspx?SupportArticleID=59
"No. Hosting Web servers, file servers, etc. using our residential services is not allowed due to the high outgoing-traffic volume likely from your computer to the Internet. If you require hosting capabilities, contact Charter and ask about our Charter Business Internet services, which may meet your needs."
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