🚀 go-pugleaf

As I understand our policy you would be required to purchase a dedicated
connection to receive a static IP. Add to which (not knowing your background
and only guessing) you wouldn't want to do any form of ftp server over a
28.8, 33.6, or even 56k connection. I would suggest looking into dedicated
64k[1] ISDN if you're serious about doing so.

[1] Keep in mind the 56k technology that is being released (ie. X2) is not
both ways, your upstream is limited to (if I recall) 28.8 wherease with ISDN
64k the bandwidth can be used in either direction regardless.


On 15 Apr 1997 05:37:22 GMT, JT Reid <jtdextr@texas.net> wrote:
>I want to develope a FTP transfer server (for the same functions that your
>original BBS @ lonestar); primarily allowing customers to log on & download
>deposit files at their convenince.
>I've downloaded "FTP Serv-U" FTP-Server Daemon for WinSock Version 2.2
>which comes highly recomended (based on articles in magazines).  I'd like
>to do some initial research at home.  My problem is I need a constant IP
>address & I'm not sure how to use this software in conjunction with a Web
>page or internet service perovider or if that's practical or even possible.
> If you have any useful advice that could save me some long hours hacking
>up the wrong tree, I'd appreciate any advice I can get.  
>
>THX JR
>


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