Ed Leafe wrote:
On Oct 5, 2006, at 2:36 PM, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
Why would you want that? Dynamic IPs are for home users. Anyone
running a webserver ought to have a fixed IP. (Curmudgeon speaking here.)
Maybe because the only option that is reasonably priced is for a
dynamic IP? Like around here, for example?
RoadRunner offers fixed IPs only with their Business Class service,
which *starts* at about $350/month. My residential service is $50/month.
Oh. I have a TW biz class line here, half dozen fixed IPs, $120/mo.
Course, here in Mil-wau-kee, we don't have flush toilets yet.....
Since I don't sell anything, but I *do* run a webserver (oh, and an
email list or 10), why should I pay an extra $300/month?
Because it's good for society?
<g>
Seriously, why do you run a webserver if you don't sell anything? You
can host it with someone for, oh, $10/mo, right?
One *could* argue that you're selling your experience as a consultant,
blah blah blah.... just cuz it's not an e-commerce site doesn't mean
you're not selling something...
(I'm running out the door so this sounds terse and argumentative, but
it's not meant to be.)
Whil
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