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To: Ulf Zimmermann <ulf@Lamb.net>
From: dennis@etinc.com (dennis)
Subject: Re: Question about networks
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>Hi.
>
>This has nothing with FreeBSD to do, but I need the openion of other ISPs.
>
>Regardless of the speed to my uplink provider, they want to charge
>$100/month per class C network. Or for routing of a /19 CIDR block
>they want $4000/month for it plus the charge for the IP providing.

I think its time to fire up those IPX proxy servers and screw 'em good!

Just give each customer 1 host address.....

Dennis

>
>What do you think of this ?
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>Regards,
>Ulf.
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