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by **BigGree** » Wed, 24 Mar 1999 04:00:00

Does anyone know of a good Webhosting ISP in Northern Cal? Must be running
IIS

by **Jason Garlan** » Wed, 24 Mar 1999 04:00:00

Enlightened Technology Group out of Dallas uses all NT Servers, IIS 4.0, SQL
7.0, FrontPage Server Extenstions, Exchange 5.5, etc. www.etgroup.net

>Does anyone know of a good Webhosting ISP in Northern Cal? Must be running
>IIS

by **Elocutus Plantagen** » Thu, 25 Mar 1999 04:00:00

>Enlightened Technology Group out of Dallas uses all NT Servers, IIS 4.0, SQL
>7.0, FrontPage Server Extenstions, Exchange 5.5, etc. www.etgroup.net

>>Does anyone know of a good Webhosting ISP in Northern Cal? Must be running
>>IIS

You know, it just occured to me that I don't know where my host,
Interland.net, actually is. Their billing department is in Atlanta,
with its less-than-inspiring 404 area code, but I think the servers
are somewhere in the Midwest.

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by **Mike Kokind** » Thu, 25 Mar 1999 04:00:00

That just goes to prove the point, why does it matter where the physically
are......

Koke

by **BigGree** » Thu, 25 Mar 1999 04:00:00

I did a Tracert.exe hostname and it took 14 jumps to get to my ISP in
Florida. But when I did the same command to a company close to where I live
it took 8 jumps. When speed counts I rather have the 8!

>That just goes to prove the point, why does it matter where the physically
are......

>Koke

by **Manohar Kamath [MVP** » Thu, 25 Mar 1999 04:00:00

Tracert does not mean a thing. I can tracert a machine sitting next to me,
and it could take 14 jumps as well. Tracert traces how the packets are
routed via various gateways on the internet. They always try to find a best
path, so I guess you really don't have to worry about physical proximity of
the servers unless you want to administer them yourself.

--
Manohar Kamath
Microsoft MVP - ASP
http://www.kamath.com Active Server Corner

> I did a Tracert.exe hostname and it took 14 jumps to get to my ISP in
> Florida. But when I did the same command to a company close to where I
live
> it took 8 jumps. When speed counts I rather have the 8!

> >That just goes to prove the point, why does it matter where the
physically
> are......

> >Koke

by **Brad Kingsle** » Fri, 26 Mar 1999 04:00:00

Not all of your clients are going to be local to you though. You need a
host with good throughput to a wide coverage area.

--
-Brad Kingsley
ORCS Web, Inc

-= Check out our hosting services! =-
http://www.ORCSWeb.com

> I did a Tracert.exe hostname and it took 14 jumps to get to my ISP in
> Florida. But when I did the same command to a company close to where I
live
> it took 8 jumps. When speed counts I rather have the 8!

> >That just goes to prove the point, why does it matter where the
physically
> are......

> >Koke

by **Boaz Yaha** » Fri, 23 Apr 1999 04:00:00

ISP's that want to advertise what kind of web development support they offer
can do it (for free) at :

http://webdev.berber.co.il

berber

http://webdev.berber.co.il

>Does anyone know of a good Webhosting ISP in Northern Cal? Must be running
>IIS

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