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Re: Student Side Ports
From: Ken Connelly <Ken.Connelly () UNI EDU>
Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2011 13:38:36 -0500
Kevin Wilcox wrote:
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 12:54 PM, Jason Rinne <rinnej () moval edu> wrote:Now that our bandwidth has increased more users are jumping back on our network. As a result I am getting a lot of requests to open ports for online gaming. What is your policy on opening ports on the student side for gaming or other applications?A lot of folks have chimed in but they've not said what I consider the magic words. Are these inbound ports or outbound ports?
No, they didn't. We don't allow inbound SYNs to our resnet, but don't restrict gaming outbound much at all. In fact, we have done a few things to make a couple of poor performers better. Yes, Blizzard, I'm talking about you! - ken
kmw -- Kevin Wilcox GPEN, GCIH Network Infrastructure and Control Systems Appalachian State University Email: wilcoxkm () appstate edu Office: 828.262.6259
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Current thread:
- Student Side Ports Jason Rinne (Sep 26)
- Re: Student Side Ports Chuck Keeler (Sep 26)
- Re: Student Side Ports Parker, Ron (Sep 26)
- Re: Student Side Ports Roger A Safian (Sep 26)
- Re: Student Side Ports Russ Leathe (Sep 26)
- Re: Student Side Ports Kevin Wilcox (Sep 26)
- Re: Student Side Ports Ken Connelly (Sep 26)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Student Side Ports Dennis Bohn (Sep 27)
- Re: Student Side Ports Boyd, Daniel (Sep 27)
- Re: Student Side Ports Hahues, Sven (Sep 27)