I am not concerned with there being a problem setting up my ISP for the mere
fact that i have worked in my ISP's sales dept. This was over 5 years ago
when they only had 20 customers =) now they have over 2000. I found out I
cant get a cable modem in the new area I have just moved to, =( so i am
working out a deal on a T1 with em......got a bandwith price of 400 and a
circuit prive of 250 for a full T.
Later
> > Let us not forget your ISP will get slightly upset for your using their
backbone
> > connection to run your own service. This clearly violates any contract
I've
> > ever seen. To the best of my understanding you need a static IP address
and
> > your ISP most likely has given you a dynamic one. Even when you get a
cable
> > service you'll be violating all sorts of contract agreements by trying
to run a
> > service off the back of the cable service.
> >
> > Think twice and get some legal advice before proceeding.
> >
> > Good Luck
> >
> > Joseph S. Gardner
> >
> >
> >
> I conquer. Most Cable agreements even if they forbid you to run Servers
> explicity forbid resellin of services.
>
>
