David Smith wrote:
On Wednesday 12 February 2003 07:34 pm, Wade Preston Shearer asked of the Jedi Counsel:i own my own domain. if a DNS point my domain to my XMission static IP, wouldn't it work to run my own webserver out of my apartment? assuming that i keep the traffic low?The basic plan restricts you to 12Gb transferred up and 12Gb down. I run DSL for my apartment complex (10 apartments) and we download between 8 and 12 Gb each month but only transfer about 2Gb up. XMission is very supportive of servers, and they don't block any ports except for that old trojan port 31367 or something. Their tech support is very very responsive. They'll even do some custom routing for you. They are Linux
What kind of custom routing will they do?
aware and provide great service. If you pay 6 months in advance, they will
give you a discount. I am very satisfied with their service. They also
allow sharing with your neighbors. Questions beyond that, you'll want to
call them directly. They are very good about answering questions on the
phone and they actually know what they are talking about.
--Dave
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