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Old 14-05-2005, 14:50   #10
Paul K
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Re: Two Connections At One Household?

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Originally Posted by jpproductions
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Originally Posted by Paul M
There is no reason at all to turn off an STB, in fact it's best left on 24/7, same with the router.

Um, you offer hosting via an ntl residential connection ??? You might like to read up on the T&C's for your service ......
it's not for business use, and I at the mo, don't have the server on my connection, the server, is to help out people that want to set up new projects, and if I keep the stb on isn't there a risk of danger? and I thought ntl did the upgrade things during the day? and if I only have the stb connected and the router only hooked up on the power will that be less risky?
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Originally Posted by John Thackeray
Hello, I am investigating to see who would like space on my webserver to either create a new website, or to carry on your site, but on reliable servers, and with free mini sub domains. the cost of hosting will be a one of cost (a very small price) and then you pay no more, that is it, a one of payment and then you get full support to help you out, and to help you create new logos templates for you site etc, if you need any help I'm there. I have decided to do this as I want to help people out by making their ideas go futher, off the drawing board and into reality.
Sorry but that seems to be saying that you take payment for hosting (even if only a one off payment) which could be looked upon as commercial use of a residential service
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