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Old 14-05-2005, 22:04   #15
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Re: Two Connections At One Household?

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Originally Posted by jpproductions
I offer hosting, but the server, is not at my house, as I agreed to let my friend maintain it next door, but soon want to bring it to my house, and pop it in my study, but would either like a second connection, or try and tell my partner that the stb and router can be left on
Depending on how much space you will need and how much data is transferred, then, TBH, you would be better off buying some webspace with a reputable web hosting company, such as the one that I use, and this forum is hosted on: http://www.i-websolutions.co.uk .

Their Bronze Linux re-seller package offers

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Originally Posted by i-web
2048 MB Web Space, 20480 MB Transfer, Unlimited Email Addresses, Unlimited MySQL Databases, Unlimited Sub Domains
for £9.99 a month.

If you need more than that, then I am sure i-web (or any hosting company) would be happy to talk to you.
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