Devdas Bhagat wrote:
Yes. Some of us used to do this in the old days. Some people even used dynamic DNS services, so that the system would be reachable by name.
Why not now? Because better services are provided by others?
You can do it if you like. The security risks are the same as for any other serivce that you provide on your system. Those don't change from dialup to DSL or to any faster media.
By any other service, I guess you mean running a mail server, ftp server etc. I understand that the security implications are the same, as you say; since the network is homogeneous and not dependent on the method of connection (dial-up, dsl, t1 etc.)
Thanks for the info. It was fun seeing my page pop-up on the screen!
Kumar
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