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Yeah, and if you can't find an ISP that will allow your physical servers internet access you can always start your own ISP...
by umvi 6y ago
Yeah, and if you can't find an ISP that will allow your physical servers internet access you can always start your own ISP...
- mattbee 6y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network-neutral_data_center https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network-neutral_data_center
- umvi 6y agoJust curious, if I buy a physical server, how would I then go about installing it into a NNDC?
- mattbee 6y agoCall them and ask! They may punt you to one of their customers if you just want a U or 2. If you plan on your own AS and IP space - full network independence - ask which carriers are there, and plan on a quarter or half rack for a router. You'd also need to become a member of your regional Internet registry (e.g. ARIN in the US) and ask them for resources - e.g. IP space and an AS number.
- jackson1442 6y agoThis line is exactly why ISPs should be treated as a utility and not be allowed to deny service to anyone except in special circumstances. Many people depend on the internet for their livelihoods (like me!) and denying them access at their home is almost akin to an electric company denying someone access to the grid.