On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Graeme Robinson wrote:

> > I am planing to get an cable modem and I need to find someone
> > to host my DNS
> > enties. It would be also good if this would be an DDNS server.
> >
> you won't be hosting a domain or anything else if you get cable, at least
> not if you adhere to their contractual arrangements which usually state you
> can't serve anything from your site.  (I would love for someone to tell me
> I was wrong about this.)
> 
> If you get a permanent connection (either dialup modem or ISDN) with your
> own ip range you can then configure DNS yourself.  Most internet service
> providers will offer this service if you don't want to have a DNS.

Telstra BigPond's Cable Modem plans (except for the Freedom plan), allow
you to run servers, etc.

Tis only with the unlimited plans for which you are not allowed to run
servers.

Andrew.

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