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I understand buying your own machine, but you still need to co-locate. $40/mo cable internet connections aren't suitable for hosting are they? I server up port

I understand buying your own machine, but you still need to co-locate. $40/mo cable internet connections aren't suitable for hosting are they? I server up port 80 and various other traffic from mine, but it's minuscule, and I think if you tried to do much of it, your ISP would shut you down.

JoachimSchipper 17y ago
It's not really HTTP that is going to be a problem - as long as you are willing to live with the latency and low (upstream) bandwidth, that is - it's SMTP. Many mail servers will drop anything from a residential line without even telling you, and with (some) good reason(s).