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> My company, Alameda Networks, does DSL with Rhythms and we give
> real address space. Rhtyhms delivers a straight ethernet outlet,
> you just point your default route at it.

For free? All places offer chunks of address space- but possibly because
of ARINet's policies they typically are having to charge for it (and
it ain't cheap).


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