On Sun, 2010-11-21 at 20:57 -0800, frankhunt wrote: > I've been using zoneedit for about ten years. Never a problem. > > > > On 11/21/2010 03:11 PM, Carlos Konstanski wrote: > > I'm looking to lower that pesky monthly cable bill by switching from a > > static IP to a dynamic one. But I still need it work work like a static IP, > > i.e. my DNS names (plural) still need to resolve. So I'm looking at services > > like DynDNS.com. Any recommendations for the best one? > > > > Carlos
In general, how does Comcast treat customers who run their own web and/or email site? Without multiple IP addresses, running redundant servers could be awkward. Still, fewer global IP addresses equals cheaper service. I'm on DSL, but it is painfully slow in my opinion compared to cable. The phone service is expensive enough that it might make sense to switch to Comcast triple play even at the normal price, whatever that is. I don't know if Comcast is much better than CenturyLink considering that Comcast advertises the initial as opposed to the long term cost. Yes you are looking at $35+ a month for telephone service alone with CenturyLink, but at $30/month per service from Comcast where that price is limited may not be much better. I wish FiOS was available in Columbia County. In my case, switching from DSL to Cable may not make sense. Dropping the DSL speed down and supplementing with cable might. I'm thinking keep DSL but at a lower speed for my web/email site and use Comcast cable for my own web browsing. At least in the short run, it would make sense to have both (while the cable is still cheap). I'm simply curious what people are doing. For that matter, has Linux support for satellite based Internet improved? I'm thinking dual direction satellite, not the kind where you use your telephone and receive via dish. _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
