OT: Internet connectivity

Allen Taylor tlug-G8usDCtqe957Ar2qsurDTA at public.gmane.org
Thu May 10 17:34:59 UTC 2007


On Thu, May 10, 2007 at 12:10:43PM -0400, Lennart Sorensen wrote:
> 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?

My monthly usage is well less than 10GB so I'm with Peer1 although with
my usage I don't think a few extra ms latency would make much
difference. From their web site:

 "This service is intended as a two-tiered option where you can go DSL
Unlimited over Cogent (5ms to 15ms more latency) or if you prefer a
premium option, DSL over Peer1 (premium routing). The difference between
Unlimited and Premium Capped service is in its use of internet onramps.
Call for further details!"

Not quite sure what that means but I've found them to be good people to
talk to. Give it a shot at 1-877-779-1575 and let us know!

Allen
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