Is it illegal to set up a web server behind my home router?|home router

I’m thought of background up a web ma?tre d’h?tel behind my home router, just try it. Is it unlawful?. My ISP does not explicitly mention no matter what business in this area background up a web ma?tre d’h?tel by by a home internet connection. Where can I get more info??

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Answer by Tired Teamster
talk to your ISP. Most of them don’t allow it, although you can probably get away with it if it’s not getting too much traffic.

Answer by rickinnocal
Not in any rule that I’ve ever heard of.

The only bar “might” be language in your narrow with your ISP, but even that I skepticism. Any number of public run tiny business or leisure activity servers at home over residential connections. I have a web ma?tre d’h?tel running on my own home computer, although I use it only for testing web apps.

Richard

Answer by ♠ Logic316 ♠
It’s not unlawful, but it’s likely a violation of your Terms of Benefit except you have a business level tab. But, they have no way of finding out if you use a nonstandard port and don’t use a lot of upload bandwidth (hint hint).

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I live in “spot” with no cell coverage. I do have internet access at home thru wireless router complex. I was thought of buying a PDA with WiFi feature.

Can the PDA connect thru WiFi to my wireless internet signal even even if I have no cell signal bars?

Answer by Really Ancient Guy
WiFi does not use any of the carrier’s precious air time. Therefore no signal is required. There is no charge for it.
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