[Xitami] Linksys Router and Xitami

[Jim Hadfield]

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Mike,

In looking at RR terms, I found this: "You are prohibited from excessive
consumption of resources, including CPU time, memory, disk space and session
time. You may not use resource-intensive programs, which negatively impact
other customers or the performance of Road Runner systems or networks. Road
Runner reserves the right to terminate or limit such activities."

They don't specifically say they block port 80, but..
The commercial accounts that they talk about not allowing are on the user's
personal page that is on their servers.

Jim
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  I just contacted RoadRunner and they said, no they don't block port 80,
but residential accounts don't permit web servers. So, don't know if I'm
getting the straight answer or not. Can't tell if I should beleive them or
not.


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<DIV><SPAN class=3D040082613-05022002><FONT face=3DArial>In looking at =
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<DIV><SPAN class=3D120290612-05082001><FONT face=3DArial>Jim&nbsp;<SPAN=20
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