Thanks Kevin, We had looked into switching to Lightship a couple of years ago because we felt Telcove was overpriced. Funny how a little competition will make a company drop their price.
Your setup sounds like it would possibly be a good match for my organization. We will definitely put the feelers out there. John Gratton On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 10:11 AM, Kevin Brooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi John, > > Current ISP: One Communications (Used to be Lightship, then was CTC) > Service: 2 Full T-1's > Public IP's: 10 > Setup: 1st T is full data, 2nd T is 10 phone lines and the rest is data. > Local/long distance is all via these lines. > We do also have 2 copper backup lines. With a backup DSL in there. > > Haven't had any problems in the past 3 years. (Knock on wood) > > Kevin > > > > ------------------------------ > *From:* Vermont Area Group of Unix Enthusiasts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > *Sent:* Tuesday, June 10, 2008 10:03 AM > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* ISP Questions > > Hello Everybody, > > I read a lot on the VAGUE list, but have not actually posted in a very long > time. > > In light of the Level 3 issues that have been occurring for the past couple > of months I have been asked to informally ask people I know in the IT world > their opinion of different local ISP's. I thought I may be able to do some > one stop shopping here @ VAGUE to see what ISP's people are using at the > companies they work for and what their opinions are. If any of you would > like to recommend an ISP, I will take that as well. > > Here is some info about our current service at the company that I work for: > > Current ISP: Level 3 > Type of Service: Fractional T1 > Number of Public IP's: 32 but only using 3 > Data Bandwidth: 768Kbps > Phone: 16 lines (Part of the T1) > We have long distance through them as well > > > I appreciate any responses that any of you can provide to my inquiry. > > Thank you, > > John Gratton >
