Currently our hosting package does everything. It's currently on a server
off-network, but I'm looking to move it onto the network.
I really support the virtualization. Far too many people don't understand
the ease\importance of doing this. I had a P3 - 800 that had about a dozen
virtual ho
Thanks Travis.
I was hoping that Akamai would make somethings go faster being at my pop
rather than across the net.
Glad Windows updates are there. Any idea what else is there that is a
possible bandwidth saver or performance enhancer.
We used to have Akamai Servers and a caching server back i
Hi,
Honestly I'm not sure what info they are storing now-a-days. I know a
lot of yahoo stuff is there and microsoft updates, etc. but I'm not sure
what else.
Travis
Microserv
George Rogato wrote:
Thanks Travis.
I was hoping that Akamai would make somethings go faster being at my
pop rather
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com
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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 4:38 PM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] DFS Rules
I didn't think there was a difference between 5.
Is it possible to setup a MikroTik router to be a HotSpot but allow PPPoE
traffic to pass through transparently? I have a centralized PPPoE server
and need the HotSpot to allow all PPPoE traffic to bridge to it. I have
been trying to get this to work for several days now with no luck.
Jory
How about Google?
I thought someone (maybe even on this list) said they would peer with
any ISP.
Might be nice to get YouTube and all the Google Apps onto your net at
no charge.
On January 7, at 1:18 PM January 7, George Rogato wrote:
Any idea what else is there that is a possible bandwid
I can't find any reference to their peering policies. I'd like to see
documentation on this, but I doubt that ANY ISP would be able to peer. It
wouldn't be economical for them to have everyone peered.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com
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