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From: Joey Garcia <gummibear@nettaxi.com>
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Hey all!

Okay, the company I work for is finally thinking about making the shift
from dial ups to having a full T1 line for our Internet needs.  I guess
the phone guy was getting too many headaches trying to keep track of all
the dial up lines and whatnot.

Any ways, I and the guy in charge of Internet dial ups need to come up
with some proposal and about 3 quotes for the installation of a data T1
(our phone guys might end up doing that), router, and firewall.

For right now we'd like to keep things simple.  Later in the future I'd
like to add mail servers, web servers, etc.  Personally, I can maintain
a mail and web server but it's nice to have a big brother watch in case
something really goes wrong considering I'm not exactly a Sendmail and
Apache pro.

I'm looking for Consultants or Networking Business which of course are
FreeBSD friendly in the Long Beach, California area that can help us
with this project.

Thanks!

Joseph Garcia
Jr. Network System Administrator


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