[clug-talk] Does anyone know...

[Kevin Anderson]

Nope.  All I'm after is a guesstimate on how much I could donate to help cover 
some broadband costs.  We are getting screwed for DNS hosting here in Calgary 
(~$150/yr), and so I'm looking to use xname.org.  They ask for a donation for 
corporate use, and I'm good with that.  With a dozen domain names registered, 
it only makes sense to give 'em the donation.  Even at $20/month (their top 
suggested donation), it's a good deal for everyone.  

This just covers enough that it's worthwhile.

I know, i know...  Run it myself.

I'm just not confident that that's the smartest thing to do.  It's great in 
some cases, but not in all cases.  For example, we're in a joint venture with 
another company now.  This means we create a third company.  It would be 
awkward to host the DNS for the third company on either of the two corporate 
DNS servers.  This means that it's truely independant, and I think we need 
that.

Kev.



On Friday 14 January 2005 15:20, Pete wrote:
> Kevin Anderson wrote:
> >How expensive is Internet access in Europe (France)?
> >
> >How much would a decent business dsl cost on an annual basis?
> >
> >Thanks.
> >Kev.
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> It is a bit cheaper (10-15%) than here (at least for home use).
> Decent business dsl... do you need 8 statics or so
> those 'packages' are in the Telus/Shaw range.
>
> Peter
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