Does Qwest allow you to run a server from your home?
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There are also security risks involved with hosting your own site because it will necessarily have open ports and be connected to the net 24/7.
If the site is primarily for personal use, I don't think your ISP will (a) find out, or (b) care. The exception being if it uses a lot of bandwidth.
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M$This Qwest user says Qwest blocks some ports to make it impossible to setup a home server, but that is because he has a personal account:
http://www.my3cents.com/showReview.cgi?id=44608
In this other post, you can see someone with a Qwest account discussing the setup of a home server, so it is possible:
https://forums.qwest.com/qwbb/board/message?board.id=networking&thread.id=917
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