Advice Sought: Canberra ISP's: SMTP on webone

[Chris Fletcher]

I'm with NetSpeed also and have been for over a year now after leaving
webone.  I've always found NetSpeed to be great where it matters most - tech
support, speed and most of all reliability.  I went from dial-in to
broadband via transact with them and both services are excellent.

A big feature for me is that NetSpeed also has national dial-in access with
a single phone number (local call) and it works really well and is VERY
handy whenever I go somewhere for work and cant get my Transact connection.

They are also offering unlimited free downloads between midnight and
7:00am - I've downloaded redhat 8 already ;) for free!

Cheers, Chris.




----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Bryan" <pa_bryan at yahoo.co.uk>
To: "Rohan Mitchell" <rohan.mitchell at linuxmail.org>; <linux at lists.samba.org>
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 5:26 PM
Subject: Re: Advice Sought: Canberra ISP's: SMTP on webone


> Netspeed don't block anything on Transact accounts as far as I'm aware. I
> have a home plan and was told that it's fine to run my own servers (http,
> smtp etc.) on that connection provided it was non-comercial and not a lot
of
> traffic.
>
> It's been running along nicely for the last 8 or so months and I've found
> them to be very helpful. They've sent out similair mails mentioned earlier
> about network faults and the like.
>
> Cheers,
> Paul.
>
> On Thursday 17 October 2002 16:59, Rohan Mitchell wrote:
> > If you have transact, and a dynamic ip on webone with a dynamic domain
name
> > to match, you can set your domain mx to point to their mail server, and
> > they will relay it to your computer. I have this set up with my computer
> > (undefined.homelinux.net).
> >
> > Rohan