Re: SLIP dialup to internet

an IP fixed number costs already of $450 per year (maybe less in US).
along with this you need a system conected to internet (with an ISP
provider) with costs depending times and frames of coneection.
this can be good for a not too little office.
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Guillermo Andrades
CPI, Madrid


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> From: Booth Martin <boothm@ibm.net>
> To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject: Re: SLIP dialup to internet
> Date: 4 de marzo de 1998 3:29
> 
> Perhaps your ISP will assign you a static IP number along with a Domain
name of
> your choosing?  Then, you can have people access your site with
"yourname.com"
> and the connection will be stable. Also if you have a LAN with dial-in
access to
> your lan, you can set up your own intranet and assign your own names and
numbers,
> plus control access.
> 
> Neil Palmer wrote:
> 
> > I think your ISP is dynamically assigning your AS/400's address each
> > time you dial into them.
> > Dial-up connections are basically good for you to get access out to
the
> > Internet, not very useful for the Internet to access you if your IP
> > address changes each time you dial-in.
> 
> 
> 
> root
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