[straightv6]

http://68.10.185.28:4/

I'm trying to get apache up and running.

[Nukem]

Yep... I see an Ohio State T-Shirt (Property Of...)

[straightv6]

Thanks

I believe its against my cable internet provider's TOS to have a web server. If I don't have a lot of traffic and use a different port (e.g. 4) how will they check to see if I have one?

[wrestlingnrj]

I can see it as well.

[Kubel]

Works for me too.

Originally Posted by straightv6

Thanks

I believe its against my cable internet provider's TOS to have a web server. If I don't have a lot of traffic and use a different port (e.g. 4) how will they check to see if I have one?

They probably won't, unless your bandwidth usage raises flags, then they will look into the cause (and will probably port scan your IP). The only ISP that I'm aware of that has outright bans on hosting is Verizon. Last time I checked, Comcast, WideOpenWest, and AT&T all allow web hosting (some only if it's not for business use). Most, instead, have bans on using "common ports" (which are any ports that are standardized for a particular popular protocol, like port 80).

[peterhuang913]

I see it too.

[Saxon]

Apache 2.2.3. I can see it fine.

[Yek]

Me too!
Yh, keep the bandwidth down, keep your head down, and happy hosting