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| I have a W2K server at a remote location that I'm renting off a Web hosting | company. This server is connected directly to the Internet without any | firewall in front of it or anything.
And you would want to do it this way why? Use a VPN man, that's what they're for.
| and I think I've come to the conclusion that | it's because my home ISP (Comcast) is blocking ports 137-139 (are they the | ones?).
Comcast sucks, but in this case they're saving you from yourself. (However, win2k does all netbios stuff over port 445)
- -- Chris Berry chris_berry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Systems Administrator JM Associates & Coast Business Service
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