Re: [SLUG] Re: bandwidth co-op (was:web hosting)

2000-11-15 Thread Sonam Chauhan

For web hosting, Interland (another US  company) is pretty responsive. 

If you're writing your own CGI, they work out US$10/month cheaper than pair.com.
Also, after your first deployment, subsequent websites go down to $13/month
thanks to their developer program.

Comparison: (Pair 'Webmaster' v/s Interland 'Feature Plan')
http://www.pair.com/pair/services.html
http://www.interland.net/hosting/virtual/shared.asp

Regards,
Sonam


> > now now, simple mistake. it's http://www.pair.com not
> > http://www.pair.com.au. They claim to be the largest independent hosting
> > service in the world and I have been most impressed with them. Have a read


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RE: [SLUG] Re: bandwidth co-op (was:web hosting)

2000-11-15 Thread Andrew Foster

> H dreams of low lag Quake games...:-)

.. low latency, international Team Fortress comps... *Homer gargle*

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RE: [SLUG] Re: bandwidth co-op (was:web hosting)

2000-11-15 Thread Dave Kempe

>   Unless you count the 120G terrestrial to the states that just
> got turned on today from SouthernCross. I can't wait till people start
> deploying that bandwidth :)
>
Yeah I've just been reading about it... I'm sure it must pass close by our
office... now how to just tap into it :)

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Re: [SLUG] Re: bandwidth co-op (was:web hosting)

2000-11-15 Thread Jon Biddell


>   Unless you count the 120G terrestrial to the states that just
> got turned on today from SouthernCross. I can't wait till people start
> deploying that bandwidth :)


H dreams of low lag Quake games...:-)


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Re: [SLUG] Re: bandwidth co-op (was:web hosting)

2000-11-15 Thread John Ferlito

On Wed, Nov 15, 2000 at 08:47:07PM +1100, Dave Kempe wrote:
> > now now, simple mistake. it's http://www.pair.com not
> > http://www.pair.com.au. They claim to be the largest independent hosting
> > service in the world and I have been most impressed with them. Have a read
> > of their technical setup and tell me what you think. Sorry for
> > the confusion
> 
> then how about five DS-3's and one OC-3c connected to five
> world-class network service providers for $US5.95 per month?
> 
> 
> 
> Yeah, I was going to say, we hardly have that sort of bandwidth in Australia
> :-( 

Unless you count the 120G terrestrial to the states that just
got turned on today from SouthernCross. I can't wait till people start
deploying that bandwidth :)


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RE: [SLUG] Re: bandwidth co-op (was:web hosting)

2000-11-15 Thread Dave Kempe

> now now, simple mistake. it's http://www.pair.com not
> http://www.pair.com.au. They claim to be the largest independent hosting
> service in the world and I have been most impressed with them. Have a read
> of their technical setup and tell me what you think. Sorry for
> the confusion

then how about five DS-3's and one OC-3c connected to five
world-class network service providers for $US5.95 per month?



Yeah, I was going to say, we hardly have that sort of bandwidth in Australia
:-( 


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Re: [SLUG] Re: bandwidth co-op (was:web hosting)

2000-11-15 Thread Darrell Burkey

> If you are going to recommend stuff, please be open and honest about all
> the requirements - it helps keep your credibility up. Once a site moves
> beyond text and few graphics, it has been my experience that it is very
> unreliable. If I'm paying for hosting, I want it to work for everyone,
> not just IT PHD's.
>
now now, simple mistake. it's http://www.pair.com not
http://www.pair.com.au. They claim to be the largest independent hosting
service in the world and I have been most impressed with them. Have a read
of their technical setup and tell me what you think. Sorry for the confusion
but I do wish Australia did have such a service.

Cheers.

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Darrell Burkey @ Home
Canberra, ACT



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Re: [SLUG] Re: bandwidth co-op (was:web hosting)

2000-11-15 Thread Umar Goldeli

> unreliable. If I'm paying for hosting, I want it to work for everyone,
> not just IT PHD's.

Or Windows users for that matter.


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Re: [SLUG] Re: bandwidth co-op (was:web hosting)

2000-11-15 Thread Terry Collins

Darrell Burkey wrote:
> 
> > understanding of what Transact will offer wrt internet connectivity?
> 
> If you are looking for bandwidth for web hosting (which is how I think this
> thread started) then how about five DS-3's and one OC-3c connected to five
> world-class network service providers for $US5.95 per month? Have a look at
> http://www.pair.com.au. I've been using them for over a year for multiple
> sites and the service has been fantastic.

Seems this site has been redirected and requires you to download plugins
to get anywhere. That is a write off in my books.

If you are going to recommend stuff, please be open and honest about all
the requirements - it helps keep your credibility up. Once a site moves
beyond text and few graphics, it has been my experience that it is very
unreliable. If I'm paying for hosting, I want it to work for everyone,
not just IT PHD's.

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[SLUG] Re: bandwidth co-op (was:web hosting)

2000-11-15 Thread Darrell Burkey

> understanding of what Transact will offer wrt internet connectivity?

If you are looking for bandwidth for web hosting (which is how I think this
thread started) then how about five DS-3's and one OC-3c connected to five
world-class network service providers for $US5.95 per month? Have a look at
http://www.pair.com.au. I've been using them for over a year for multiple
sites and the service has been fantastic.

Cheers.

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Darrell Burkey @ Home
Canberra, ACT




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