Date: Wed, 6 Aug 1997 16:52:48 +1000 From: "Mark Sutton" <dsutton@nectar.com.au> To: <freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG> Subject: Setting Up As An ISP Message-ID: <199708060651.QAA13475@plum.nectar.com.au>
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Hi FreeBSD, My friend and I live in Australia, and have seen how the Internet 'business' is booming. We subsequently have decided to set up our own Internet Service Company (ISP). I have been looking around at things on the net, and have realised that I need some pretty powerful software. My friend told me of your company. Can your program allow me to set up an ISP, or do I need additional software? If it is possible to set up an ISP using your software as server software, then what am I expected to give you in return?! Surely you don't expect nothing! I was going to download your program, but I got VERY confused. I read the FAQ's, but they confused me even more! Providing that you software can help me send e-mails, and set up the like of an ISP, what things o I have to download. I went to the Australian FTP site, but yet again...I was confused. I simply want my computer to be a server where people can dial in, and gain access to the Internet via a Direct Connection. Similarly, do you know ways of gaining a Direct Connection to the Internet that is a T1, or equivilant connection? I really hope that you can help me with my business. I look forward to hearing from you! Thanks...thanks...thanks, and more thanks... from Mark Sutton P.S . Extreme thanks yet again!
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