[NBLUG/talk] [fwd] Sonic extends free DS equipment offer

[Dustin Mollo]

ok..i'll jump on the bandwagon here.  for those who don't know, sonic
donates the rack space and bandwidth for nblug's server...they have since we
started.  they've been very good to us - always willing to work with us on
our bandwidth usage and being very generous when they ask us to move the
machine from rack to rack in order to help them accomodate paying customers.

aside from the nblug side of things, i've been a sonic customer since before
there was a sonic (uid 506 baby!...anybody remember Sonoma Interconnect??)
and have always been happy with the service.  like the others have said,
they go out of their way to help the linux-using folks (if you know the
correct channels to work, ie, the newsgroups.) aside from a few bsd-based
firewalls, their entire server infrastructure is all linux-based (redhat to
be specific.)

-dustin

On Wed, May 28, 2003 at 07:58:32AM -0700, Mark Street wrote:
> I have been with Sonice for 8 years or so.  One of the first to get DSL.
> 
> Good company, Good product.  Pay the money, you get what you pay for.
> 
> 
> On Tuesday 27 May 2003 19:09, sdcteacher wrote:
> > How is Sonic?
> >
> > I'd like to set up my Linux (Slackware) box with access to DSL.  Whenever I
> > want to get online with the Linux box, I use a free dial-up, called
> > NoCharge, out of Washington.
> >
> > Anybody use strictly Linux and DSL with Sonic's static IP address?  Easy to
> > set up?
> 
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