On Fri, 2005-03-04 at 12:34 -0700, Thad Van Ry wrote: > Okay, now that we all know the pluses and minuses of hosting a server > on your own. :) I have a different question aimed at those of you who > host your "hobby" website/e-mail servers at your house. I'm curious as > to what ISP you use. Also mode of connection. (i.e. DSL, T1 (at > home?), Wireless, or Cable)
OneWest.net, which happens to be my employer. Sorry, we're not in Utah. :( > I'd also like to know what happens to your > e-mail when/if your internet connection drops off. Do you have > multiple mail exchange records at different places? My DNS is externally hosted by zoneedit.com. You just can't afford to have DNS be down. Works great, free for up to 5 domains. I'm a firm believer that backup MX records are a Bad Thing(tm) or at least an Unnecessary Thing(tm) and therefore I don't bother. Corey
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