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David Gibbs wrote:
>
> At 06:06 PM 3/29/2001, you wrote:
> >As an ISP, I feel qualified to say that if you are using NAT for your own
> >personal use it is none of the ISP's f***ing business. The TOS should spell
> >out everything on that issue. If your ISP is having a problem with it you
> >should get a new ISP.
>
> I agree completely ... I just want to know if it's possible.
>
> My current ISP (@home) isn't worried about it (they have help files on how
> to setup a home network on their support site), but some ISP's apparently are.
>
> As I'm going to be investigating DSL in the near future, I want to know
> what the ISP can tell about NAT usage (in case it becomes an issue).
>
I wouldn't worry about NAT til you find a DSL provider that meets your
needs - possibly a tough thing to do in today's environment. None of the
DSL providers that get talked about around here ( ~~ ASSUMING ~~ they're
still in business) have NAT limitations. Static IP limits are another
story if you only want to spend $50/mo.
-=-
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