Now this was like 1997 so I could be way off...
LUAU (or whatever it was called years ago) got an after hours guided
tour of the Miliani RR and cable facility thanks to Doug Stanfield.
There was a lot of interesting stuff in there and it was definitely
full of things that geeks would love. I
Is running my own web and mail server an enterprise purpose? I don't know!
Dusty
>>
>>
>>I like being able to LEGALLY run my own servers with fear of
>>
>>ports being blocked or getting a letter saying that it is
>>
>>against the AUP.
>>
> I've noticed recently that a lot of people think, Road R
I like being able to LEGALLY run my own servers with fear of
ports being blocked or getting a letter saying that it is
against the AUP.
I've noticed recently that a lot of people think, Road Runner doesn't
allow servers
to be run over residential access.
As long as the servers aren't b
Casey Roberts wrote:
--- Dustin Cross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At Bell Atlantic the connection from the CO to the
main office was a T-1 even though the system
recommended an OC-3 for the amount of lines they
had. What you got was dedicated bandwidth to the
CO, from there it is shared bandwid
--- Dustin Cross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At Bell Atlantic the connection from the CO to the
> main office was a T-1 even though the system
> recommended an OC-3 for the amount of lines they
> had. What you got was dedicated bandwidth to the
> CO, from there it is shared bandwidth.
Better to
On Thursday 20 February 2003 01:31 am, Dustin Cross wrote:
> Correct. I pay both Flex and Verizon and it ends up being more than the
> $39.59, I think I pay $65 per month, but I like being able to LEGALLY run
> my own servers with fear of ports being blocked or getting a letter saying
> that it i
I was a contractor at Bell Atlantic building out thier DSL a few years
back. The choke point was at the CO (central office). Basically all of
the DSL lines from your area terminate there and that system is connected
to the main office and then to the internet. At Bell Atlantic the
connection fro
On 19 Feb 2003 at 14:11, Casey Roberts wrote:
> One of the downers of having a cable connection versus
> a DSL connection is that cable modem users actually
> share bandwith with other users in that area.
I understand the theory of CM operation and am aware of the shared
concept of a local no
Correct. I pay both Flex and Verizon and it ends up being more than the
$39.59, I think I pay $65 per month, but I like being able to LEGALLY run
my own servers with fear of ports being blocked or getting a letter saying
that it is against the AUP. And I pay much less than the Roadrunner
business
On Wednesday 19 February 2003 09:36 pm, Dustin Cross wrote:
> Aloha,
>
> Don't know anything about this promotion, but I use a Verizon DSL line to
> Flex and have been very happy. Roadrunner is MUCH faster and a little
> cheaper than what I pay, but Flex doesn't care that I have my own mail and
>
On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 12:44:30PM -1000, Randall Oshita wrote:
> Also, keep in mind that Verizon has a CIR (or something like
> that I forget the letters) of only 10%. That means that they
> only guarantee 10% of your desinated plan speed. If you have a
> plan of 768/768 NO WAY are you ever going
>>Also I personally wouldn't use Verizon if I were
>>running any servers that needed to be accessed from
>>the Internet, due to the high prices they charge for a
>>static IP. For 768Kbps download/128Kbps upload with a
>>static IP, I was quoted $59.95 a month. For 1.5Mbps
>>download/128Kbps with s
--- Dustin Cross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Roadrunner is MUCH faster and a little
> cheaper than what I pay, but Flex doesn't care that
> I have my own mail and web server and Flex is NEVER
> down. If you don't need to run any servers, I
> would spend the extra $5 per month and get
Roadrunner
Aloha,
Don't know anything about this promotion, but I use a Verizon DSL line to
Flex and have been very happy. Roadrunner is MUCH faster and a little
cheaper than what I pay, but Flex doesn't care that I have my own mail and
web server and Flex is NEVER down. If you don't need to run any server
I've also had Verizon/Pixi for about 2 years. It's been reliable and Pixi
have come to be helpful to linux questions (as has luau). Pixi also handles
all billing, even Verizon's, sending an email whenver I'm debited. Very
convenient.
I get a static ip and use it to publish websites (leprogres.o
Aloha,
I'm using Verizon DSL with Al Plant's Hawaii DaKine as an ISP for
my home access. Between the two I spend around $60/mo. for
750/128. Had a few problems with spotty service when I first signed
on. Dealt with it for a week and then called Al. 2 days and 3 e-mails
later things leveled and
I have to agree that Flexnet DSL is great. I switched over from RR and
can't complain. Just remember that there is NO tech support with flex!
Dusty
> Amen to that!
>
> You can't beat flexnet for DSL, not even on the mainland. Where else
> can you get Gold DSL (768 Kbps/768 Kbps) with no
Amen to that!
You can't beat flexnet for DSL, not even on the mainland. Where else can
you get Gold DSL (768 Kbps/768 Kbps) with no bandwidth charges and a
static IP + unlimited statewide, Nationwide, & Canada dialup access for
under $100 a month?
The caveat though, as it reads in large print o
I have not used Verizon as my ISP. I think they are less money than my
current deal with Flex. I must say, though, that I have been getting
what I pay for from flex.com for two years straight. touchwood I don't
have those fantastic download rates that road runner can occasionally
offer, but
Aloha,
my DSL experience is only residential, and I ordered the bronze plus
1.5MB/128 KB svc.
First, we got dynamic IP's. Second I like the possibility that I can
have an intranet connected to the internet,
without paying for every node. Although owning only a hub, the transfer
rate dropped dr
On Wednesday 15 May 2002 08:46 pm, you wrote:
any one on the list have Verizon DSL service?
I do
do they give static ip, dynamic ip, or private ip ?
That depends on who is the ISP...Verizon afaik is dynamic however I use
pixi.net and have static.
does it get slow down like RR service during
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