OT: Internet connectivity

[Lennart Sorensen]

On Thu, May 10, 2007 at 12:00:25PM -0400, Allen Taylor wrote:
> I saw a mention of our old friend Istop. My feeling is that Teksavvy is
> Istop without the politics - although Ralph Doncaster was entertaining
> for a while. :-) 
> 
> Teksavvy: Fixed ip (or 2 or 6), choice of 100GB cap on PEER1 or
> unlimmited on Cogent (but 5ms to 15ms more latency), servers allowed, no
> blocks or throttling that I'm aware of, Dry-DSL, good price, good
> support - I'm happy!

The cogent vs peer1 is an interesting thing.  Which do you use?  Is
peer1 that much faster and more reliable and more expensive for them to
use?

> Primus - We have a business relationship with them so I'm not unbiased
> but I've had no significnat problems with them so far. Been with them
> for long distance for several years, was on their ISP service until the
> move the Teksavvy (wanted the fixed IP and Dry-DSL) and been on their
> VOIP since August. They were quite helpful in helping us orchestrate
> the concurrent move of our home phone number from Bell with our move to
> a new home with our move to Dry-DSL/VOIP.

Well hopefully it keeps working for you.

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Len Sorensen
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