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[BLU] Re: broadband access



On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Seth M. Landsman wrote:

> 	FWIW, my current roommate has been running a LAN on mediaone 
> since 1996, and I've been doing the same since 1997.  I *HATE* mediaone,
> and have found my DSL connection much more reliable.  However, mediaone
> has never, ever complained about the multitude of servers we're running,
> nor the four VPNs we have setup.
> 
> 	Our mediaone connection goes down several times a week or differing
> periods of time.  Their watertown head-end router is noteriously flakey.
> 

I have had MediaOne with a server and intranet in Waltham for about a year
and a half, and have never heard them complain.  I am running http, https,
ftp, telnet, ping, smtp, pop3, imap, run several mailing lists, and even
used setiathome for a while.

I have frequent (a couple every few days) of dropouts of less than a
minute, and about every six to eight weeks I will be down for an hour or
more.  Rebooting the modem usually fixes these when I can get to
it.  Since I'm running the mail server the down time has made me think
about switching more than once, but I have not found another option that
will give me easy Linux access and a domain name that you can remember and
type.


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DDDD   David Kramer                   http://kramer.ne.mediaone.net
DK KD  
DKK D        On a cellular level, I'm actually quite busy!
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