Blaine Aldridge wrote: > Hey Daniel, > > When shopping around for a co-location I would suggest you search > webhostingtalk.com for reviews. It's a great site that can help you > avoid getting burned. > > For VoIP you will also want to check the latency from Cable and DSL > connections to your future co-location provider. In addition its > always good to do a traceroute and count how many hops to said > provider. With a lower amount of hops theres less chance of packets > disappearing causing problems for your VoIP clients.
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