[plug] [OT] New iiNet ADSL Schemes

[Justin]

Also a lot of the free DNS providers will also do port forwarding for you - 
ie a person goes to your dynamic domain at port 80 and they end up on your 
dynamic address at another port.. same for 25..
i think http://freedns.afraid.org/signup/ is one of the places that does such.

Justin

At 03:07 PM 24/06/2002 +0800, you wrote:
>On Mon, 2002-06-24 at 15:03, Trevor Phillips wrote:
>
>        The Bliink home products also have the following ports blocked:
>          Port 25 (smtp)
>          Port 80 (http)
>          Port 139 (netbeui/ipx)
>          Port 443 (https)
>
>However, if your mail happens to be handled through another SMTP server,
>I'm not seeing why you can't then have it forward the mail via smtp to
>some arbitrary port (eg 2525).
>
>Ok, It's trippy and evil, but hey, it would work... (I think)
>
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