[olug] Suggestions for web/e-mail/shell access hosting...

[D. Clough]

If I were you I wouldn't trust my servers on a Cox connection.  You're
likely to be caught by Cox (A few of my friends have been warned to
shut down their servers in the last few weeks).

Jay at Reboot the User can set you up with a dedicated server with a
static IP or a simple virtual hosting account on one of his servers.
It's alot less of a hassle than dealing with No-IP or DynDNS or
another dynamic IP service, and you're not taking any risks with your
cable modem (read: lifeline).

-Dan

On 6/11/07, Luke-Jr <luke at dashjr.org> wrote:
> On Monday 11 June 2007 07:25, Bill Eberly wrote:
> > > >This won't work with important ports blocked. Nobody likes a URI with a
> > > > port number.
> >
> > You wouldn't have to worry about port numbers. No-ip will let you set up a
> > port 80 forward, so you just have to type in your domain name and it
> > handles the rest.
>
> Then I become dependent on no-ip for everything. As it currently is, I host
> all my DNS in-house as well.
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