[olug] A DSL of our own?

[puzzled at home.com]

   Sounds like Oliver already has a pretty good plan for DSL here - I
doubt we can compete - looks like I'll be installing a handful of ISDN
lines for our internal use.



Oliver Banta wrote:

> Whose network are you going to use to provide DSL service?  Alltel is
> greatly limiting their DSL coverage in OMA.  For how much it's worth --
> we provide Tier 1 (384kbps down/272kbps up) with a /29 of addresses for
> $29.95/month.  (We have a DS3 into Alltel's ATM network for our DSL
> circuits).
>
> Cheers,
> --
> Oliver Banta
>                 Systems Engineer  -  Chief Packet Pusher
>                 Binary Net, Inc.  -  www.binary.net
>                 (402) 484 - 5211  -  Lincoln, NE USA
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: puzzled at cse.unl.edu [mailto:puzzled at cse.unl.edu]On Behalf Of
> puzzled at home.com
> Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 5:03 PM
> To: olug at bstc.net
> Subject: [olug] A DSL of our own?
>
>        American Relay installed its first T1 and wireless customers a
> few weeks ago. Right now we have three employees who want DSL service
> and I've got a Cisco 3810-V3 with the right adapter to do a single T1
> worth of DSL.
>
>         Can I get a show of hands on how many people would want a 256k
> DSL line, stable IP address( or /29)  with no dumb policies,  reverse
> DNS lookups set to what you want, etc? What is something like this
> worth? I figure we'd have pretty heavy use from this crowd - no more
> than 12 - 15 people could share the single DS1 I'm  installing.
>
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