None taken :)

Leprechaun

November 03, 2007 05:21AM

In effect, it will only be online when I want it to be, i.e., when me and my friends need access to it. It won't be 24/7. And when it does get hacked (and I notice), I'd just re-install. It's not my main pc, so that wouldn't be a disaster. <br> <br>Thanks for the info, I'll give it a try.

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Subject	Author	Views	Posted
Getting a server accessible on the internet	Leprechaun	1149	November 03, 2007 03:42AM
Port Forwarding and ISP restrictions	Rade	762	November 03, 2007 04:18AM
Oh, also	Rade	746	November 03, 2007 04:21AM
None taken :)	Leprechaun	709	November 03, 2007 05:21AM
Statistically speaking...	Rade	731	November 03, 2007 05:59AM
Yeah me too	Leprechaun	698	November 03, 2007 04:28PM
That's not even vaguely true but ok.	Death_Claw	745	November 06, 2007 04:23AM
The SANS Institute disagrees with you	Rade	800	November 06, 2007 04:33PM
Because, having worked with hundreds of windows machines over a decade...	Death_Claw	767	November 07, 2007 03:49AM
Install Bitdefender, its $60, then use port forwarding.	Death_Claw	750	November 06, 2007 04:34AM

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