On 10-05-04 07:35 PM, Lance A. Brown wrote:
> Gustin Johnson said the following on 5/4/2010 7:39 PM:
>> Officially you are not supposed to run servers on the residential
>> packages, you are supposed to upgrade to a business package. Having
>> said that, I have had an https, ssh, openvpn server ru
Gustin Johnson said the following on 5/4/2010 7:39 PM:
> Officially you are not supposed to run servers on the residential
> packages, you are supposed to upgrade to a business package. Having
> said that, I have had an https, ssh, openvpn server running 24/7 for
> years without hassle. You only
On 10-05-04 07:20 AM, Lance A. Brown wrote:
> Shawn said the following on 5/4/2010 6:55 AM:
>> For Internet, I've been using SHAW's SOHO package for many years and
>> have only seen a couple of outages (someone hit a telephone pole in one
>> case, another was a problem in Lethbridge that took out S
I had had experience with pretty much all of the providers suggested &
for the most part they all suck to some degree. Shaw for me has had
the least amount of suckage with Telus being the worst, Rogers second
worst & Bell second best. As far as DSL goes in ALberta if you are
using any DSL service
Another ISP provider is www.lightspeed.ca. They provide naked ADSL.
Half decent rates. Decent speeds. You can get a static IP relatively
cheap. If no active phone line, you pay an extra $10 a month as a
tariff to pay for the infrastructure from your place to the switching
location. They are a small
No, i usually run an experimental web server on my box, no problems. but they
do have a commercial package for $10 extra and fixed ip addresses :-)
Cheers
Szemir
On May 4, 2010 07:20:07 Lance A. Brown wrote:
> Shawn said the following on 5/4/2010 6:55 AM:
> > For Internet, I've been using SHAW's
Shawn said the following on 5/4/2010 6:55 AM:
> For Internet, I've been using SHAW's SOHO package for many years and
> have only seen a couple of outages (someone hit a telephone pole in one
> case, another was a problem in Lethbridge that took out Shaw's southern
> Alberta's internet access). Bot
Gustin Johnson wrote:
Rogers SIM) for 10 years. I am not happy with any data plans. I have a
few clients on Bell and they seem to suck the least. I have high hopes
As a past Bell customer, I abandoned them after they dropped my calls
numerous times, and then when I called to inquire about i
On 10-05-03 11:51 AM, si...@mungewell.org wrote:
>
>> ISP Service: Need network connectivity at home, broadband is a must.
>
> Shaw have pretty good/fast cable service, Telus do DSL. Some of the CLUG
> use Rogers Wireless internet and seem happy with that.
>
No one can beat Shaw for performance
Shaw does it, it is fast and reliable, and they also do home-phone ip phone
kinda thingy it's sip service, but locked to their servers... again, since you
are looking for mobile phone stuff it might not be relevant to you.
Cheers
Szemir
On May 3, 2010 11:39:24 Lance A. Brown wrote:
> Greetings,
I recommend AT&T :)
We have our iPhone from when we lived in NY. We were on a sweet North
America plan that lets us call and roam anywhere in North America (the
NA that includes mexico and the Caribbean) which is better (minutes/$)
then any plan in Canada.
We don't have data up here which kind of
> ISP Service: Need network connectivity at home, broadband is a must.
Shaw have pretty good/fast cable service, Telus do DSL. Some of the CLUG
use Rogers Wireless internet and seem happy with that.
>
> Cellular service: lived on our cell phones for years now. Since it
> appears I can't just
Greetings,
Everything is proceeding (relatively) smoothly for our move from North
Carolina to Calgary at the end of the month. We are planning on
arriving on the 28th and unpacking over the weekend. Finally, some
concrete dates for all this!
Anyway, I'd like to ask for your input on:
ISP Servi
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