ok its a bit childish of me..but well here it is:
i hav d net service through my cable provider via a lan
my ip is 192.168.3.240 and server is 192.168.0.1 here (in lan)
now the as*h0*e is charging twice d normal price for net (him being the only provider in d area) (dats abt 800 bucks for a 64kbps bandwidth with max 10kbps download speed)
however yesterday they had a cable fault and i was geetting 150kbps downld speed (now its repaired )
my question is can i sumhow get dat speed out of him again?
i'm including server details:

Round Trip Time (RTT): <10 ms
Time To Live (TTL): 64
MAC: 00:08:A1:84:08:5A (CNet Technology Inc.)
Server: Apache/1.3.27 (Unix)  (Red-Hat/Linux) mod_jk mod_ssl/2.8.12      OpenSSL/0.9.6m
ETag: "6fdf-61-456ad0d2"

TCP ports:

22 ssh => Remote Login Protocol
23 telnet => Telnet
53 domain => Domain Name Server.
80 http => World Wide Web HTTP
443 https => Http protocol over TLS/SSL

UDP ports:

123 NTP => Network Time Protocol
135 epmap => DCE endpoint resolution
137 netbios-ns => NetBios Name Service
138 netbios-dgm => NetBios Datagram Service
389 ldap => Light Directory Access Protocol
445 microsoft-ds => Microsoft-DS
520 router => Router routed RIPv.1, RIPv.2
1434 ms-sql-s => Microsoft-SQL-Server
1512 wins => Microsoft's Windows Internet Name Service
2049 nfsd => Network File System daemon
3127 trojan => W32.Mydoom
4500 ipsec-nat-t => IPsec NAT-Traversal
27015 hle => Half-Life Engine

why dont you buy that book on hacking cable modems?

pretty sure that will violate your TOS but you dont seem to mind.

Understanding how something works  and testing the security is one thing... Asking someone how to steel or modify there service with there ISP is a little different. Once he breaks his TOS (terms or service) with his provider and gets blacklisted he will regret it. In a DSL or cable network they monitor all the devices via SNMP and if your device dose not respond or responds with information showing you modified your service the game is up. Also a cable network is a shared network and he would be taking away from others in his node which would not be fair to them. I guess I will stop now to prevent a flame war...


just my 2 cents,

Brian
aka Slimjim100

sounds like you should look into internet over satellite.

Just as you can get paid access to the internet via phone companies, cable companies, etc, satellite companies also offer internet access.

Don

ok i live near airport, kolkata (city), west bengal (state), india (country)
we hav ISPs like reliance,bsnl,airtel,hutch,sify iway in our city but they dont provide braodband in my area..now..can u help me?and plz elaborate n li'l on this satellite internet..thanks

All this getting him back and 'stealing bandwidth' can surely only go in a downward spiral.
What happens if he cuts you off totally because he wants to get You back?
Doesn't sound like an ethical concept to me.

Maybe others are upset by his limitations too.
Have you tried negotiating with the guy at all?
Perhaps collectively you can make an effect. or perhaps you have time/skills you can trade with the guy in return for a better service.
kern
 

Yup, lol !