I don't work for the ISP in Sgt. Bluff, but I am a customer and service is good... no complaints here.
On Monday 03 March 2003 15:21, Mike Schieuer wrote: > I work for the ISP in Sergeant Bluff. Not to toot my own horn or anything, > but I think we have pretty good service. As far as highspeed in Sioux > City, not alot there. Local cable company has service, and from my own > personal experience it's not the greatest but beats dial-up. As far as our > coverage (Long Lines) we do dsl and telephone in Sgt. Bluff, in Sloan, > Salix and Whiting (south of here) we do telephone, dsl, and CATV. to the > north we cover Jefferson SD with telephone, dsl, and CATV. I wouldn't say > we a re necessarily linux friendly... Our phone techs don't know boo about > linux, but it's all we run on the backside of our operation. We basically > hand out dhcp address's and if you've got dhcpcd running your good to go. > Other than that what else makes and ISP linux friendly??? > > > Mike Schieuer > Long Lines Internet > Sgt. Bluff IA > > On Mon March 3 2003 2:56 pm, Rodney Schuler wrote: > > I just took a job offer in the Sioux City area ( C++ programming :) > > Windows > > > > :( ) So, I'll soon be moving there. > > > > I am seeking opinions on good linux friendly ISP's in the area. I > > currently have 256K DSL service, and would like to get similar speed. > > > > Also, I would like to get approximate coverage areas for broadband > > service. My new job is in the south end, so I am most interested in Sgt > > Bluff, and other outlying towns in that general direction. > > > > Thanks > > -Rodney
