telnet access to a server there on their site...
Did I read this right?
Oh my, oh my...
ET
Carruth, Rusty writes:
I use what used to be Speakeasy, now is megapath (bought out).
I was VERY happy with Speakeasy - you call their tech line, they are
TECHNICAL folks. I could talk routers,
Yep. Rarely use it - oh, yes, forgot to mention - I have some amount of
storage there and can set up my own web stuff there on their server as
well. That's part of the reason for having the telnet/ssh access. The
public/www (or whatever it was) directory that is your own web page if
you know
Boy, the memory is bad today: I just remembered I also get like 10 email
addresses at speakeasy as well. Don't need them since I run my own mail
server...
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Whichever you want to use. I use ssh, of course :-)
(And I admit to being lazy and saying telnet when I am actually using
ssh.)
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SSH is OK.
Telnet is a self-destructing proposition.
SSH or telnet?
Hopefully SSH...
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I'm pretty particular about outages, most instilled from business that
there's a big different between 99.99 and 99.999 percent uptime on
networks. Modems locking up classify as that, but physical signal
issues are more often where those are directed, or upstream headend
equipment failures
On 07/28/2012 11:51 AM, keith smith wrote:
I home office and twitched from a consumer package to a business package
so I would have the ability to run a server. I ran a server part time
for testing only. I was testing out the Qmail Toaster.
I had a bad experience running a server about 10
yep a read the whole thing. woosh! right over my head!
On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 10:33 PM, Michael Butash mich...@butash.net wrote:
Qwest/CL DSL has always proven spotty *at times* with anyone I've ever
known using it. As a network guy I inquire with fellow geeks I know, and
they let me know.
for your home based data
center.
Keith Smith
--- On *Fri, 7/27/12, Michael Butash /mich...@butash.net/* wrote:
From: Michael Butash mich...@butash.net
Subject: Re: CenturyLink/DirectTV
To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
Date: Friday, July 27, 2012
I have to think my experience is probably atypical or they'd be rioting
in the streets. But, you asked I answer. :)
We switched to Qwest about a year and a half ago when they ran new fiber
through our neighborhood in Chandler. No TV, just data on a business
account for static IP and all
I can't say I've had any experience with CL's fiber in particular.
I can say that I'm favorably impressed with DSL service since CL took
over. While they decided to start blocking port 25 on consumer accounts
recently (6/27 to be specific), I recently converted to a static IP
address and
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From: e...@shubes.net
Subject: Re: CenturyLink/DirectTV
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2012 07:42:38 -0700
I can't say I've had any experience with CL's fiber in particular.
I can say that I'm favorably impressed with DSL service since CL took
over. While they decided to start blocking port 25
Wouldn't requiring a business license severely limit their business?
Keith Smith
--- On Thu, 7/26/12, ChasM Marshall chasm...@hotmail.com wrote:
From: ChasM Marshall chasm...@hotmail.com
Subject: RE: CenturyLink/DirectTV
To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
I'm on CL DSL with a static IP, (Residential plan, in Mesa, East Valley).
My plan is 5Mbps up and 40Mbps down (These are theoretical max's), in speed
tests I would say it averages 2.3-4.3Mbps up and between 21-34 Mbps down.
CL DSL claims 40Mbps as their max download bandwidth. I believe Cox
My experience dates back to the qwest/uswest says where features would
magically appear on my account. Things like vm and long distance on my
modem line ect. So i have really had very little interest in going back.
On Jul 25, 2012 6:26 PM, Mark Astrauskas ap...@cox.net wrote:
CenturyLink
you want a dish on your house? If there is already one there make sure you
instruct the tech to take the old one(s) down. WHen I was training to be an
installer we went to one house with three dishes already up. My trainer
just put a fourth in place.
On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 6:31 PM, Stephen
Wire the old ones up to your wifi and have fun...
On Jul 25, 2012 6:51 PM, Michael Havens bmi...@gmail.com wrote:
you want a dish on your house? If there is already one there make sure you
instruct the tech to take the old one(s) down. WHen I was training to be an
installer we went to one
I saw such reviews online, but all seemed to be regarding when they ran
as Qwest. I'm hoping to hear from a recent customer that knows if the
new management/rebranding has improved anything.
Putting aside the billing problems, how was the service itself?
On 7/25/2012 6:31 PM, Stephen wrote:
Nice thing about DSL is you can pick your ISP. We used FastQ when we lived in
Mesa, it was good. Didn't have the peak speeds Cox did but it was much more
consistent and reliable. And, we had static IP's and could run home servers,
unlike cocks. Your results may vary, but should be good
forwarding to list
What's the scoop on satellite interwebz these days? Still pricey high latency?
From: ChasM Marshall chasm...@hotmail.com
To: parabell...@yahoo.com
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 7:30 PM
Subject: RE: CenturyLink/DirectTV
Hiya
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