> Nonetheless, I just meant that a consumer DSL connection is > not designed for hosting. It's likely against your ISP providers > TOS and AUP (not that they will likely find out) and if you are > doing any reselling, that is also likely against their TOS.
As I pointed out a few weeks ago, chosing a DSL provider that gives you a real DSL line is wise for many people. Companies like RawBandwidth.com and SpeakEasy.net give you real static IP addresses, no silly PPPoE crap, and no restrictions on TOS or content. Someone asked then why services like this were "better" when they cost about $2--30 more per month thant what PacHell charges. Well, this thread is yet another example of "better." My recommendation would be to see if you can get out of your DSL contract and switch to a real provider instead of a mass-market drone provider. Greg -- general wireless list, a bawug thing <http://www.bawug.org/> [un]subscribe: http://lists.bawug.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless
