The public IP address doesn't come with any more bandwidth, just freedom
from port blocking and access from outside the OCT system. To get more
bandwidth, you'll wind up paying a bit more.

-Brent

On Fri, 2003-09-26 at 17:15, James Nickerson wrote:
> On Wednesday 24 September 2003 09:46 pm, Brent Thomson wrote:
> > Ah, finally something I know a little something about.
> 
>       Indeed you do.  Thanks you very much for the info.  Of course, the end result 
> is pretty much what I expected:  That I have to pay them to get a public 
> (static) ip address.  I suppose $6 isn't outrageous.  The only problem is 
> that I currently have three different MAC addresses signed up (in my same 
> name, but their automatic system didn't seem to mind) for my three boxes, and 
> they're connecting to their router through my hub.  I suppose I'll link them 
> all and just give one main server the external address to save $12/mo.   My 
> only question is whether the extra $6 gives you more bandwidth in addition to 
> the static & public ip address, because what I really want is more bandwidth 
> to my main desktop and a public address for my main server.  I guess I could 
> set one of them up as a DNS server, though I've never done that before.  
> Would y'all recommend that, or do you have any better suggestions?
> 
> > 208.187.x.x addresses don't have any ports blocked and are quite nice
> > for things like SSHing into your box from school. The line from the
> 
>   Yeah, that would be nice.  
> 
> > 10.1.x.x addresses can see the world through port-blocked lenses. About
> > all that gets through is HTTP, FTP, SSH, and a couple other things. The
> 
>  -James Nickerson @ 10.1.20.186, 10.1.19.148, 10.1.28.61
> 
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