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Speakeasy alternatives



On 3/29/07, Stephen Ronan <sronan at panix.com> wrote:
> Like Speakeasy, Stephouse <www.stephouse.net> is a Covad
> reseller. Its prices are a little better than either Covad or
> Speakeasy.

I live in Newton also and have comcast for my tv.  Does comcast block
ports.  I imagine that they have a dynamic IP.  How is it to run
servers on it?  In the past I had an ISP with dynamic IP and used
another service ( I forget the name dynamicDNS?) to provide a stable
DNS connection.  I may give Comcast a try.  What service do you
recommend for the stable DNS connection?  Also while I am thinking
about it Is it possible to assign a port in the DNS server record?
for instance 'jay.kramer.com:9673'

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