All the replies prior to this one are quite good.. I just wanted to add one other thing you might need to watch for. Bandwidth shaping. I ran a Tor server for a short while on my home isp account.. they didn't do anything formal to complain. However, after running it for a while (couple of month) I found that my inbound and outbound bandwidth had decreased, by about 20%. I stopped running the server (it was technically a violation of the AUP, etc) and then called tech support about the off speeds once I was fairly sure the server activity wouldn't show up in logs. The handed me a load of bull about line signal levels being off.. and could I please cycle the modem.. (you know, to pick up the new MIB).. and poof my line was fine again. (BTW, I checked the cable modem stats before and after the change.. the signal levels were exactly the same.) anyway.. long story short.. just something you might want to watch for.. Just because it happened to me (I'm not using Verizon) doesn't mean it'll happen to you. Cheers Freemor ------ Freemor <freemor@xxxxxxxx> Freemor <freemor@xxxxxxxxxx> This e-mail has been digitally signed with GnuPG See: http://gnupg.org/ for more details
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