Singing the praises of Speakeasy [was Re: unblock port 80]

[rek2 at linuxbusca.com (ReK2)]

I have speakeasy for 2 years.. a 1.1 SDSL conexion to my home.. were I have 
my email server (postfix) and linuxbusca.com(my webserver) never had a single 
problem.

ReK2
www.linuxbusca.com
MetroWestBoston LUG.


On Monday 11 March 2002 11:53, Robert L Krawitz wrote:
>    From: "Mark J. Dulcey" <mark at buttery.org>
>    Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 11:31:42 -0500
>
>    The TOS doesn't specifically mention NAT, but it does contain this
>    language:
>
> When I signed up, I was offered 2 IP addresses.  I mentioned I was
> probably going to use NAT or some such; the rep said that that was
> fine, but I could still have the 2 addresses if I wanted 'em.  So I
> don't think they have any problem with how you configure your internal
> network, as long as it stays internal.
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