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Article #88Re: CO-LOCATION SPACE AVAILABLE
From: Anthony Naggs
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 00:00
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In article <br7M3.457$SC2.24566@nuq-read.news.verio.net>, bub <hostmaster@dsp.net> wrote >CO-LOCATION SPACE AVAILABLE Sounds pretty useful, and not a service I've heard of Demon offering themselves. >I'll give you: >some space on our 19" industrial racks >Primary & secondary DNS >Multiple domain hosting >Domain name registration >3 IP addresses >10/100/gig switch or hub connectivity >(1) UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) unit >Level 3 or Verio backbone connectivity >2 email accounts >Monitor/keyboard/mouse >(1) dial-in account >24x7 access Which all sounds terrific. I've just got this slight concern that this isn't located in the UK - where most of Demon's customers are. > >email: hostmaster@dsp.net dsp.net seem to be based in California, which doesn't mean they don't have facilities elsewhere but the US west coast is just a little far from the UK to go to install or reboot a server ... -- "Happy happy happy. Joy joy joy." - Stimpy
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