Re: [freenet-chat] Finding a key on your node

[Greg Wooledge]

Chad Phillips ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:

> Would it be hard for an ISP to block out just Freenet traffic?

Yes, because Freenet runs on arbitrary TCP/IP ports.  (The plurality of
nodes are running on port 19114, because some of the Freenet packages
default to that, but there are a great number of nodes that run on random
port numbers.)

And even if they do block your node, you can just restart it on a
different port.  (You'll have to move or purge your data store.)

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