broadband cable throughput quality

[Alex Snow]

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that's weird. does comcast actually block any ports? last time I 
checked it didn't. though maybe it's different depending on what area 
you are in.
On Sun, Jul 04, 2004 at 05:38:24PM -0400, david poehlman 
wrote:
> In the years I have been on cable, I've never gotten good upload speeds.
> They don't want to encourage server usage on their systems so they block the
> upload.  As far as neighbors, when comcast took over as our service
> providor, and improved the network, I experienced a dramatic increase in the
> quality of the connection no matter what the time of day or day of the week.
> Any issues I now have with through put as far as download is concerned is
> with slow or busy servers.  I have had some other issues, but they have been
> attributable to a server being down or to a comcast outage.  I really hate
> the 45k max uploads I get though and I also resent that I cannot use a
> server on my pc and have it reached from the outside world.  This is
> especially bad for things like streaming media which I have the power to do
> but which does no good since no one can get to it because comcast blocks the
> ports.
> 
> 
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