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>>> dennis said:
 > >
 > >
 > >Right!... So if there is anyone out there that needs help with
 > >FreeBSD, there are more than 500 people that can help this sole..

Nope, large ISPs can have different problems than your typical small
installation. I remember BEST internet posting problems related to
their installation and I swear than only very few on this list
were able to help them out and for a while no one around here
had any clue as to their instability problems.

	Amancio