[rescue] Sun ISDN/IDSL HOWTO? (was Wanted: ISDN equipment)
Neil McNeight
rescue at sunhelp.org
Wed Aug 15 22:20:12 CDT 2001
> From: <james at foonly.com>
>
> The all-in-one appliance would probably be simpler and offer fewer
> compatability issues.
True. I replaced a Linux box with a Linksys cable modem router, and
I've had zero problems with it. But, if possible I would like to utilize
the LX just to make it work (if I can justify it working, I get to keep it
:)
> What box does your provider recommend?
I don't know, as I haven't signed up for it yet. I currently have a cable
modem, but MediaOne/Comcast (Comcast bought this area recently from
MediaOne, but the network still seems to be under AT&T control) is
blocking port 80 and by their conditions of use they are under no
obligation to unblock it.
So, in order to get my servers back online I either:
1) Wait for port 80 to become free again, with no guarantee that they
won't do it again
2) Colocate ($80/month at a friends' place)
3) Sign up for IDSL
Just exploring options at this point.
> R.I.P. Northpoint
> R.I.P. Rhythms
> R.I.P. Covad (just filed chap. 11)
I'm actually still looking at speakeasy.net/Covad. I like speakeasy's
conditions of use, and I'm not too concerned about Covad's financials (I
wish I had a year's worth of cash reserves...).
-Neil
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"There is more to life than increasing its speed." | Neil McNeight
-Mahatma Gandhi | mcneight at umich.edu
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