It's entirely a yes-yes. It's your bandwidth, you may do what ever you
like with it. Now that I've said that, I'll qualify it just a little.
:) If you order a new DSL, we have new pricing that's residential vs
business pricing. The normal residential accounts do block ports 25 80
and a few others. If you mention that you're a member of TriLUG, we'll
gladly give you an unblocked DSL at the price of a regular residential
DSL line. If you are a running a business, and fall into the business
pricing category, then nothing is blocked, and you're welcome to host
what ever you like off of it.
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Aaron S. Joyner
System Administrator
Intrex Internet Services
(919) 573-5488 x102
Jeff Tickle wrote:
I guess this is as good a place as any to ask: is hosting behind an
Intrex DSL connection a no-no?
-Jeff
On Mon, 2004-06-21 at 10:48, Aaron S. Joyner wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any suggestions for a web hosting company? I'm not looking to break the bank, so I'm
looking for something inexpensive. I'd also like to register a .com and a .net and have
them both point to the same website.
Any suggestions?
Greg
There's always your friendly local TriLUG sponsor, Intrex Internet. :)
Our basic Silver hosting plan starts at $19.99 w/ a 20% discount for
TriLUG members which brings the cost down to $15.99 - that includes
100MB of disc space, 10GB of transfer per month, one pop3/imap email
account with webmail access, DNS services, ftp access, etc. Hosting on
a FreeBSD server running the latest versions of Apache, PHP, MySQL, etc.
The full details are available here: http://www.intrex.net/webhosting.htm
If you have any other questions, of course feel free to ask!
Aaron S. Joyner
System Administrator
Intrex.net Internet Services
(919) 573-5488 x102
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