--- "Aaron S. Joyner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can't comment to BellSouth's Linux-friendliness
> (generally I like to
> hope they're not terrible) - but I can comment that
> Intrex.net is
> entirely Linux friendly. Being the SysAdmin and
> often the person on the
> other end of the phone for DSL setup / advanced
> troubleshooting, I can
> say we're quite happy if you're running Linux. :)
> You can check out
> our prices and availability at
> http://www.intrex.net/dslbs.htm - note
> that with BellSouth residential service (and our
> standard residential
> service) your incoming port 25 and 80 will be
> blocked. As a special
> service to TriLUG members we'll open up all of the
> ports and give you a
> static IP at no extra charge. If you have any
> questions about our
> service, availability, or comparisons to cable -
> feel free to give me a
> call at the office.
>
2 Comments:
1) The Bellsouth Tech's I've dealt with don't know how
to spell Linux.. :-) I usually boot my machine to
Win2k (the only reason I still have it) and hook it
directly to the modem before I call the support folks.
:-)
2) Are you sure about the port 80 blocking? (for BLS
DSL) I've got standard residential service and my port
80 isn't blocked. I don't know about 25, I'm not
running a mail server.
l8r,
Christopher.
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