Re: How do I become a tiny ISP?

Talk to your telephone company. Things like mulitpoint-to-point connections
can have various numbers of connections to one modem (CSU/DSU?), I think.
Multiple modems and/or multiport modems can work, except you have a fixed
limit on connections. You might need to consider, also, the security of the
connections. Some kinds are harder than others - of course, more expensive.

If you have a T1 direct or something, you could probably give them better
full Internet access than AOL.  ;-)

At 08:22 AM 3/1/02 -0600, you wrote:
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>Several of our PC-based customers use AOL to get on the internet and
>transfer files to our system (via FTP batch program).  They're not happy
>with AOL service, for whatever reason, and local ISP connections are an
>expensive option for them.  My boss would like to give them the option of
>us being their ISP, and then letting them FTP the files to us.  FTP only,
>nothing else.
>
>How do I make this happen?
>
>Tom Hightower
>Solutions, Inc
>http://www.simas.com
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