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[Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net>]

There are still options... For instance, a D-Link wifi such as the 
WRT54G lets you install different software, and you would be able to set 
up your DNS and tunnel on there.  Also, the ssh tunnel under Linux is 
done directly on the client machine - no firewall is needed. This will 
probably also be true under Windows.  I know I have seen articles on 
using puTTY to initialize an ssh tunnel, so there are probably other 
options available.

On 12/17/2011 10:41 AM, Maximi89 wrote:
> One problem is when you have a Cable Modem, you can´t set anything, due to
> you can´t install anything on them, that happened to me with Claro, the
> service of them it´s very poor, but i can use the DNS from you, but it
> doesn´t have any firewall to set a rule or SSH, i believe the people who
> have Cable Modem will be out from use this kind of services.