[ale] OT: What the hell is XSS in Comcast land?

[Chuck Payne]

ATT gave me that shit about LInux Server, when I when NET2ATL until I
could support 2MB on fiber any more. To avoid problems I just when
with Comcast Business, yes it expensive, but I don't have to deal with
someone telling me what I can't run, plus  statics.  I am using there
modem, which I think is bull shit as they are charing me $8/m for it.
I wish could have stay on Net2Atl, for $75 a month I got 16 ips,
Comcast is $90 a month an I only get 5 ips.

On Sun, Aug 11, 2013 at 7:53 PM, Don Kramer <donkramer at gmail.com> wrote:
> It's changed in one respect, my Arris TG862 when I got it defaulted to the
> built in router including wi-fi built into the modem as an "all-in-one"
> unit. The settings I access via 10.0.0.1 you cannot change it from there,
> they can. Otherwise once that is done, I've power recycled the modem before,
> you don't lose the bridge mode.  I run Tomato firmware on my Asus RT-66
> router, I recently had to port forward 443 TCP on the modem so I can VPN
> into my house. Once it's in bridge mode everything is fine. Ironically I
> have two Comcast connections because my condo provides Business Class and
> they drop a lan port in each unit, but with one public IP address( NAT?) for
> the entire building and no access to the ports, I could never make the
> condo's provided internet work with OpenVPN.
>
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