Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"!
my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such to run a
board. Got tons of speed/no caps & such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS anymore, due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps & such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
Zip wrote to ACMEBBS <=-
Hello ACMEBBS!
On 03 May 2022, ACMEBBS said the following...
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"!
Hi there! =)
my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such to run a
board. Got tons of speed/no caps & such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
That's too bad! :-(
Best regards
Zip
Nightfox wrote to ACMEBBS <=-
Re: I'm back!
By: ACMEBBS to All on Tue May 03 2022 11:43 pm
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS anymore, due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps & such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
Welcome! :)
I didn't know T-Mobile was a general internet provider. I thought they were just a mobile phone carrier.
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS
anymore, due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port
forwarding & such to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps
& such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
Ogg wrote to ACMEBBS <=-
There are ways around it. Open your ISP-provided router as DMZ.
Then feed that to a router of your choice were you can control
the ports.
Hello ACMEBBS!
** On Tuesday 03.05.22 - 23:43, ACMEBBS wrote to All:
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS
anymore, due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port
forwarding & such to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps
& such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
There are ways around it. Open your ISP-provided router as DMZ.
Then feed that to a router of your choice were you can control
the ports.
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS anymore,
due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such
to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps & such Comcrap/others
have put up on us since 2016.
There are ways around it. Open your ISP-provided router as DMZ. Then
feed that to a router of your choice were you can control the ports.
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS anymore, due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps & such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
For those of you wondering, old enough to speak my mind without worrying about people's feeling, bald & fat. Only bad thing is I still am stiff and have trouble
doing "non-verbal" comments. ;)
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Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS anymore,
due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such
There are ways around it. Open your ISP-provided router as DMZ. Then
feed that to a router of your choice were you can control the ports.
Not sure how it works there, but here most mobile models for data are effectively already NAT'd so it doesn't matter what your router does there's no direct way to get any incoming ports. One guesses you might be able to manage it with a VPN of some sort...
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS anymore, due to
my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such to run a
board. Got tons of speed/no caps & such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
Arelor wrote to Ogg <=-
Re: I'm back!
By: Ogg to ACMEBBS on Thu May 05 2022 08:28 am
Hello ACMEBBS!
** On Tuesday 03.05.22 - 23:43, ACMEBBS wrote to All:
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS
anymore, due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port
forwarding & such to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps
& such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
There are ways around it. Open your ISP-provided router as DMZ.
Then feed that to a router of your choice were you can control
the ports.
That does not work if your router is behind a DS-Lite stack or a CGNAT
or any of the other cost-cutting techniques budget ISPs use. You simply don't have an Internet routable IP with those things so people cannot connect to your board from the outside.
Some budget providers will forward ports for you over their
monstruosity of a deployment but don't take that for granted.
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Ogg wrote to ACMEBBS <=-
Hello ACMEBBS!
** On Tuesday 03.05.22 - 23:43, ACMEBBS wrote to All:
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS
anymore, due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port
forwarding & such to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps
& such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
There are ways around it. Open your ISP-provided router as DMZ.
Then feed that to a router of your choice were you can control
the ports.
The Millionaire wrote to ACMEBBS <=-
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS anymore, due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps & such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
For those of you wondering, old enough to speak my mind without worrying about people's feeling, bald & fat. Only bad thing is I still am stiff and have trouble
doing "non-verbal" comments. ;)
Sorry to hear that. :-(
Avon wrote to ACMEBBS <=-
On 03 May 2022 at 11:43p, ACMEBBS pondered and said...
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS anymore, due to
my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such to run a
board. Got tons of speed/no caps & such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
welcome back to the scene :)
poindexter FORTRAN wrote to Ogg <=-
Ogg wrote to ACMEBBS <=-
There are ways around it. Open your ISP-provided router as DMZ.
Then feed that to a router of your choice were you can control
the ports.
If memory serves, he was behing Carrier-Grade NAT - where they give
the end nodes private IPs. They control the NAT between the public IPs
and the clients.
There's a way to configure a tunnel on Cloudflare to make your system appear as an endpoint on their network, but I haven't tried that yet.
Spectre wrote to Ogg <=-
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS anymore,
due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such
to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps & such Comcrap/others
have put up on us since 2016.
There are ways around it. Open your ISP-provided router as DMZ. Then
feed that to a router of your choice were you can control the ports.
Not sure how it works there, but here most mobile models for data are effectively already NAT'd so it doesn't matter what your router does there's no direct way to get any incoming ports. One guesses you might
be able to manage it with a VPN of some sort...
Spec
Right now...am happy with the QWK route. Very easy to deal with without many of the headaches of running a full BBS. Am actually tickled pink
this can happen n
the network.
Won't IPV6 solve this issue, in that we will all have routable IP's? I'm
Hmm its been a while since I did data over mobile, a few times I've had no alternative. At said times, I don't think there was any
IPV6 available on the mobile networks. The devices they were flogging for network connection didn't even support it. If'n I recall
right, and I don't always, they were using private Class B network ranges.
It might have changed, but I expect their business model to be much the same. The expectation it would be used to suck data in, not
host services.
do nce I did. Now at 60...I've turned into everything I laughed
at when I was younger. I'm my own joke. ;)
ACMEBBS wrote to Ogg <=-
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS
anymore, due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port
forwarding & such to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps
& such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
There are ways around it. Open your ISP-provided router as DMZ.
Then feed that to a router of your choice were you can control
the ports.
Can't even do that or I would have already done so. The only user
defined items available on the Nokia "trashcan" router TMobile
uses is setting up the 2.4/5 wi-fi configuration.
ACMEBBS wrote to The Millionaire <=-
Just wanted to tell everyone "Hi"! Not running the BBS anymore, due to my provider (TMobile) not allowing port forwarding & such to run a board. Got tons of speed/no caps & such Comcrap/others have put up on us since 2016.
For those of you wondering, old enough to speak my mind without worrying about people's feeling, bald & fat. Only bad thing is I still am stiff and have trouble
doing "non-verbal" comments. ;)
Sorry to hear that. :-(
The worst part is I never thought I would live to see 40 or what
I would do once I did.
So you are out of sync, or your phone provider is :)
Spectre wrote to Ogg <=-
Not sure how it works there, but here most mobile models for data are effectively already NAT'd so it doesn't matter what your router does there's no direct way to get any incoming ports. One guesses you might
be able to manage it with a VPN of some sort...
poindexter FORTRAN wrote to ACMEBBS <=-
I should have thought of this sooner, wanted to address a reply
directly to you. T-Mobile does have the ability to provide you with a static, publicly addressable IP address for a price - I'm paying $5
per month per hotspot.
It might not be available on consumer accounts, but it's worth an ask.
I should have thought of this sooner, wanted to address a reply
directly to you. T-Mobile does have the ability to provide you with a static, publicly addressable IP address for a price - I'm paying $5
per month per hotspot.
Won't IPV6 solve this issue, in that we will all have routable IP's? I'm really
worried about not being able to have a routable IP in the future. Luckily my ISP d
offer that.
Arelor wrote to boraxman <=-
IPV6 is expected to solve IP shortage. I have a number of issues with
IPV6 but afaik you are supposed to have all the devices on your LAN Internet routable under IPV6, so issues generated by CG-NAT should be gone.
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