[NCLUG] comcast blocking port 25?

[Dennis Clark]

Wow,

   I guess I'm lucky that I can't get DSL or Cable networking 
connections.  I use a wireless broadband service (MESA Networks) that 
has no such TOS restrictions on my network usage.  My ISP is FRII so I 
use MESA strictly as the "wire" between my house and the 'net.  Of 
course this mish-mash of independents costs me about $600 a year, so 
freedom isn't exactly free...

DLC

Stephen Warren wrote:
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>>When you're talking about blocking the port, there are two issues.
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> I guess there's also a third issue, which is if you send your outbound
> email directly to the remote server instead of via Comcast's servers.
> Comcast could block this too if they want. But, since you mentioned
> sending outbound email via Comcast's servers I figure this isn't
> relevant to you.
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