Re: [cobalt-users] Real World Qube 2 and such

[jk@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Jens Kristian Søgaard)]

Dom Latter <d.latter@xxxxxxx> writes:

> > Here were I live, it is perfectly legal and allowed by the cable
> > companies to run servers on these lines. Some of the firms (like
> > CyberCity) even gives out static ip's "at no extra cost".

> I'm amazed.  Presumably it's only for low-volume non-commercial stuff?

Well, the normal lines are "non-commercial" (in the sense that you
can't sell capacity on. But you're allowed to put up a webserver for
your own firm, or something like that).

There's no limit on volume, other than that some of them has a limit
on the upload speed:

        CyberCity:    128 kbit
        World Online: 512 kbit 
        etc.


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