[linux-help] Re: webserver ?

["Koji Hayakawa" <sylf@xxxxxxxxx>]

But what kind of uplink speed do you get on SBC DSL?  I thought most of the
DSL services around here are asynchronos, with super slow uplink.  For
providing high traffic web site (with all the graphics, downloadable items,
and what not, any type of for-home or for-business broadband connection
seems to be weak.  Cohosting service (maybe provided by local company, if
you want to access the machine physically?) may be the choice of connection
for that.

But I guess it all depends on what type/volume/seriousness/purpose this web
service is going to provide....

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Subject: [linux-help] Re: webserver ?




--- james <menoz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> guys i want to run my own webhosting from home
> does anyone know a services provider who allows
> webservers to connect to the  internet
> or
> what type of connection i would need ?
SBC Dsl $64.95/month
5 STATIC ip addresseso. NO server restrictions...
Ask enhanced plan at them. They do it for home users.
Actually I do it at home - works great! (knocking
wood).
www.swbell.com
>
> james
>
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