lasko
@cox.net
| reply to slapchop
Re: VPN and Comcast
In some areas (mine for example) Comcast has implemented a filter to block VPN clients calling it a non-consumer application. They will sell you an upgrade to a teleworker option for something like $10.00 more. A number of my co-workers have been blocked in this way. Many have paid the the extra cost and some have switched ISPs. |
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Bigzizzzle
Premium
join:2005-01-27
Franklin, TN | I highly doubt that TROLL |
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jimbopalmer
Tsar of all the Rushers
join:2008-06-02
Greenwood, MS
 ·Windjammer Cable
1 edit | I have to use a teleworker rate on Comcast to allow remote users to VPN.
»business.comcast.com/large/teleworker.aspx
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I tried to remain child-like, all I achieved was childish. |
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Bigzizzzle
Premium
join:2005-01-27
Franklin, TN | Geez when did that happen lol; I've been VPNing on my connection for awhile. |
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mudtoe
join:2005-10-09
Cleveland, OH | I have a VPN connection to a residential Comcast location in SW Florida, and haven't had a problem in the year or so I've had it.
mudtoe |
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caedmon
@cox.net
| reply to jimbopalmer
quote:
I have to use a teleworker rate on Comcast to allow remote users to VPN.
Same here. Comcast rolled it out earlier this year in some areas I cover. I have not heard how widespread this policy will become.
Unlike a/some posting(s) prior to yours most postings on this site are accurate and try to be helpful. I wonder why a few people feel insults and/or name calling is useful. |
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