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Originally Posted by Cazually
what do I do or what does Kazaa do? I am Caza or Ycaza, but as a network engineer i have 2 servers at home. neither of em do anything public, just back up here. at my other home office i keep a mail and web server, where i host mostly my own domains. it sits on a 10 meg pipe. here i have timewarner. 5 meg down 512K up. Time warner is cool, they don't block ports, and you can get business level service from them too. just costs a lot more. I can get you a T-1 to your house for about 400 bucks, but thats is only 1.5 up and down (real world it'll actually do 2.1 Mbps) but the point is your line won't be that fast, your electricity is not backed up, your cooling system in the house will be inadequate.....etc. I turn on my servers and the whole place heats up. ugh, icq me, ask for or send me a server. every server gets a power connection thats on dual grids, every server gets a remote power rebooter - so you can reboot the power from anywhere, every server gets a network where you don't just have 2 connections to the internet, you get 17. Dude, come into the cold, of the colo.  its so comfy for servers to be here. They love it, they get fed and cooled and exercised. Its a servers favorite place to be. lol, contact me anytime and i can tell you all about BGP.
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You're not in the same world as the person asking the question. There could a ton of reasons for your own private server on the net. I have a couple of servers up here. But not for public access. Hey one of them is even Novell. Talk about old school.
In resposne to above comments. If you have your own IP addres, you are a biz account. There are work arounds, not going into them.
T1 - a bit on the expensive side and really that is still not enough bandwidth. Esp when you can get a hosting so cheap.
Being a network engineer makes a world of difference. As such you may not understand what people really don't know about.
Anyway, we've beaten this one into the ground.