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Re: What is a good ISP for servers?
said by ajwees41  :most cable companies will not allow server on the residential accounts. Cablevision/OOL seems to be the exception. They offer the Boost tier which allows servers.
But why would I want to run a server at home, when I can get it colocated or get a hosting account where they have oodles of bandwidth, cooling, redundant power, fire protection and 24x7 staff. |
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ajwees41
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Omaha, NE | reply to hajilu
most cable companies will not allow server on the residential accounts. |
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hajilu
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| Right now I'm using Comcast Home, and paying about $45 a month. The problem is, I'm running a server and that's agaist their TOS. Apparently they want you to pay $15 a month more for Business class to run a server. Are there any ISP's out there that will allow servers for lest than the Comcast Business class? My server uses around 300MB of bandwidth, so it's not a hog. I've heard about Speakeasy, but their internet is not available in my area. |
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