| Rogers and Servers Do they go after all servers, or just those with high bandwidth? |
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 sbrookPremium,Mod
join:2001-12-14
Ottawa
kudos:4 | seemingly, all |
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| reply to illusionis
Even if it's 500,000 hits of text pages (no graphics)? |
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sbrookPremium,Mod
join:2001-12-14
Ottawa
kudos:4 | even if it's for 1 hit of 1 text page. |
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| reply to illusionis
They claim that they're not crazy aggressive on the casual servers. But 500,000 hits is a lot of traffic, small pages or not. They'd take you out for that. |
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| Hmm... total transfer a month: 300mb
That's what 500,000 hits amount to... 300mb... not even half a movie, that people share on kazaa and the sort. |
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 mau108MauPremium
join:2001-10-07
Thornhill, ON | reply to illusionis
Ive uploaded about 2 gigs in 24 hours 
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 xRAGEx
join:2002-02-18
Stoney Creek, ON | reply to illusionis
what if you put the webserver on another port?
there is no way of tracing that then is there?
unless they do a full port scan... |
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mau108MauPremium
join:2001-10-07
Thornhill, ON Reviews:
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| said by xRAGEx:
what if you put the webserver on another port?
there is no way of tracing that then is there?
unless they do a full port scan...
like port 14930
no
but from 1234 to 9000 i tink dey will scan.
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xRAGEx
join:2002-02-18
Stoney Creek, ON | reply to illusionis
how often do they do these scans? |
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 HiVoltPremium
join:2000-12-28
Toronto, ON
kudos:17
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| reply to mau108
I have ran an FTP on Shaw first, then on Rogers, on a high port 54XXX I have never had a problem. and I used to use a LOT of bandwidth. Not for the past year though, its mostly for me if I want to get to my files from anywhere else. Right now serving off an FTP on 192k cap is useless anyway hehe...
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| reply to illusionis
Servers are permitted Found this posted over at RBUA.
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On February 22nd, Peter Hope-Tindall ( a RBUA senior member) and Chris Weisdorf (President and Technical Director RBUA) met briefly Rogers management on the server issue. Dermot O'Carroll (SVP of Network Eng. and Ops.) and Nancy Cottenden (Manager of Media Relations) were there in person, with Vic Pollen (SVP of Customer Care) and Taanta Gupta joining in via conference call. It was explained to us (RBUA: Weisdorf/Hope-Tindall)that running servers were misinterpreted and that their policy of allowing casual servers to operate has not changed. Only abusive servers are at risk for disconnection. Everyone else is safe.
There you have it; casual servers are permitted according to Rogers Management. |
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HiVoltPremium
join:2000-12-28
Toronto, ON
kudos:17 | Interesting. So running an anonymous FTP on port 21 wouldn't get you a call from Rogers? hehe...
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| reply to illusionis
Re: Rogers and Servers lol
i used to run a huge ftp on port 21 like more then a year ago... no1 ever said nothing... i uploaded around 15gb/mo and downloaded like 20
i did get trojaned or hacked... my computer got shut down or it somehow opened a site... like www.nopiracy.com or something like that... i remeber it was agaist piracy... then i got a firewall and i still got shut down... but i logged the ip and the port they were connecting to and blocked it... it was a french ip tho, not rogers... |
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