[CLUE-Tech] hosting-from-home bandwith recommendations
Jeffery Cann
fabian at jefferycann.com
Sat Dec 14 08:27:45 MST 2002
Greetings.
I have been using AT&T Broadband cable internet for about 3 years. I have
been happy with it. Since it is a consumer product, it's great for surfing,
but bad for hosting. In fact, it's not allowed by AT&T.
When I first got AT&T, Qwest did not offer DSL in my neighborhood, even though
I am two blocks from a switch building. Now they can and I am would like to
bring in a DSL line so I can run some hosting services from my house. Shared
hosting is not an option, given that I need control of the server(s) and the
software I will run is not cheap to run on shared servers. Colocation could
be an option, but I'm not sure it's my limited price range and I don't have a
rack-mount server.
I like the Qwest DSL Pro series of products because I can increase the
bandwidth up to 7 Mbps down / 1Mbps up. At a minimum, I'll need 256k
upstream and a SLA.
So, I am looking for recommendations on ISPs, DSL providers.
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http://jefferycann.com/
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