Rogers high-speed internet

[Byron Sonne]

> AFAIK, their real concern is someone running an FTP or  Web server

I've been running an ssh server for a good 9 years now and never had a 
problem. But I've also done huge, I mean hug, scp between home and 
several places, work, etc. Never had an issue.

It's lead me to the conclusion that they only start paying attention to 
things when you're on a busy subnet/segment/whatever. Then it probably 
wouldn't matter what you were doing if they were under the squeeze... 
but I'll bet they look for web, ftp and p2p traffic before they pay 
attention to ssh.

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