On Thu, 05 Jul 2001, Douglas J. Hunley dropped these nuggets of information:
[snip]
>
> It honestly depends on your area. TimeWarner Columbus (OH) are pricks. I'm
> violatig their agreement left and right. Their agreement is NO SERVERS.
> Period.
> I currently run HTTP, DNS, SMTP, SSH, RSYNC and some others from time to
> time.
> TimeWarner Cincinati(OH) doesn't care as long as you don't bog or compromise
> their network.
When I was looking into getting RR here (in CIncinnati) there was a
blurb on their FAQ that said they didn't allow any servers. Maybe they
changed policy before or after I was looking at them.
I went with Zoomtown instead because RR told me you needed to have
cable TV to get Internet access. I didn't particularly want to pay for
cable then RR. There was no mention of running servers on Zoomtown
that I recall. They run DHCP but I've been given the
same IP address every time for the last 4 months now. Just the service
gets dropped and you have to re-logon. I haven't tried writing a
script yet to see if I can keep the connection up.
> Luckily, a lot of the techs here in Cols are in the local Linux Users Group
> and "look the other way" for the most part.
--
Tom Wilson
This may look like a sig....
but it is just an amazing simulation.
Registered Linux user #199331
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