Chris, At a location in St. Cloud I'm running a Qwest DSL connection at 1.5Mbit down and 896Kbit upstream using the Qwest.net internet services. The line is $36, internet connectivity is $10 and a /29 was $4.95 all monthly. I also am able to control the reverse DNS entries for the IPs in my /29 netblock. I've been pretty darn happy and its been rock solid. -Adam > These come up on occasion but it's always worth discussion... > > I am currently using Mediacom for cable internet access. Performance is > decent, about 7,500 kbps down and 500 kbps up. I run my own mail server > using dynamic dns services (no-ip.com). I seem to have about 2-4 hours > per month of downtime which is not good, really. The cost is too high. > I'm using Mediacom only for internet access and not for TV. > > I'm looking at Qwest for DSL added onto my phone bill. They say the > performance will be better. > > I have a couple questions for people using Qwest DSL. Any caps on > bandwidth? Performance and availability good? Any issues running your > own mail server? Any other bits of info I should know before > switching? It will be much cheaper but I do not want to jump from a > known quantity right into a bad situation which I will regret. > > Thanks! > > > _______________________________________________ > TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota > tclug-list at mn-linux.org > http://mailman.mn-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list >