[ale] ...I am free (or SpeedFactory rocks!)
Chris Fowler
cfowler at outpostsentinel.com
Sat Mar 15 20:54:46 EST 2003
On Sat, 2003-03-15 at 19:49, John Wells wrote:
> Guys,
>
> After finally giving up on BellSouth and PPPOE (while service was good
> overall, an increasing amount of connection drops due to PPPOE was driving
> me crazy), I bit the bullet and fronted the $150 for SpeedFactory's static
> ip router.
The only way to go.
>
> Man, this was the greatest investment I've ever made. I've been with them
> about a week and having a great time. With BS, I could expect a
> connection drop every hour at the least, sometimes coming as often as
> every five minutes....very infuriating when trying to download large files
> or listen to internet radio, or when you have approx. 10 remote xterms
> going and you're forced to restart them all.
I've got a tunnel going between 2 speed factory sites. The tunnel has
been up for 2 weeks without any diconnect or failure.
Plus I have shells open on one machine from a remote box. They are
still open.
I also have a slave database running remotely from a database and one
location.
>
> With SpeedFactory, I pay $10 more per month for static IP and no PPPOE. A
> STEAL. I've been comparing average transfer rates with those I was
> getting on BS and SF has been averaging around 25% faster.
>
$60 is not a bad pice for the no PPPOE and No DHCP crap. Plus the
support is of high quality.
> And I haven't had to reset the connection once. It never goes down.
The only thing that have reset my connections have been power. I've
not had an issue. On the flip side, I had to reset my connection on
DirectTV at one location roughly once or more per month.
>
> I THOROUGHLY recommend going with SpeedFactory. You won't regret it.
>
> John
>
>
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