Where do hosting providers get their bandwidth? The reason I ask is I want to run a few servers in my house but I need some bandwidth because my ISP wont let me do it.
Where do hosting providers get their bandwidth?
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Basically we use 1 gallon milk juggs. We have people that carry it in daily. Sometimes we use our own trucks, sometimes ups or fedex brings it. The important thing to remember is keep the lids tight until you get it to your servers... Heh the stories I could tell about spilled bandwith...
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ROFLBasically we use 1 gallon milk juggs. We have people that carry it in daily. Sometimes we use our own trucks, sometimes ups or fedex brings it. The important thing to remember is keep the lids tight until you get it to your servers... Heh the stories I could tell about spilled bandwith...
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you will probably want to go with a colocation deal like MSV said above. routing, network maintance, power, local loops, and other things make hosting at home very hard. plus its going to be cheaper to colocate your server.Comment
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Sticky... you owe me 2 new monitors...Basically we use 1 gallon milk juggs. We have people that carry it in daily. Sometimes we use our own trucks, sometimes ups or fedex brings it. The important thing to remember is keep the lids tight until you get it to your servers... Heh the stories I could tell about spilled bandwith...
One has coke all over it...
and the second... well after recovering from the first laugh outburst, I thought I could handle another sip, and yep...
2 monitors...
“I have the simplest tastes. I am always satisfied with the best.” -Oscar Wilde
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