Re: [TCLUG:5721] ADSL, servers, etc.

["Scott K. Johnson" <skj@visi.com>]

I had a lot of good experiences with Vector Internet (visi.com), also
Bob Tanner's real-time company seems quite good (from all the help Bob
has given me!!!)

I will be losing my DSL soon, but while I have it, it is a full
fledged server - http, ftp, ssh, whatever - I was pretty much in
control of what I ran.

Let me know if I can answer any more questions...

Thanks!

Scott K. Johnson
skj@visi.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel M. Debertin <katdan@mninter.net>
To: tclug-list@listserv.real-time.com
<tclug-list@listserv.real-time.com>
Date: Saturday, May 01, 1999 2:54 AM
Subject: [TCLUG:5721] ADSL, servers, etc.


>Back on the subject of ADSL, does any TC area ISP allow a person to
run
>a server on an ADSL line? I'm able to run a httpd server, but the
only
>other remote access that I have to my system (which is static-IP,
BTW)
>is via rlogin -- no ftp, no telnet/ssh, nothing else (I'm with
>MNInter.net). Is there in the Cities an ISP that offers DSL and is
>fairly permissive as far as assuming that customers know what they're
>doing? I realize that the reasons for not allowing servers at what
are
>after all _client_ lines are both security- as well as
>bandwidth-related. Still, if any of you know of a more permissive ISP
in
>the area (or if you are such an ISP and would like to make a sales
pitch
>:), speak up!
>
>Dan Debertin
>katdan@mninter.net
>
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