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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Summary: need info on a xDSL provider willing to route an IP-range.
Hello All , Below is (most) of the responses I have gotten from various people . I have tried to keep all pertinant info in what I have quoted . I have not included all of any message unless the message was 1 or 2 lines . I have not done a thurough check for duplicates , Hear they are . Thank you, ALL . Hth, JimL ps: Of all the [email protected] style addresses found that I have sent to (some of them the belows) only 4 of the mails have been answered . At this time . +----------------------------------------------------------------+ | James W. Laferriere | System Techniques | Give me VMS | | Network Engineer | 25416 22nd So | Give me Linux | | [email protected] | DesMoines WA 98198 | only on AXP | +----------------------------------------------------------------+ Cory R. King Azalea Software, Inc. We are using http://www.lightrealm.com to route a /28 via DSL. Cory R. King ( Then further reported ) [email protected] I just recommended lightrealm.com You'd probably want to check with them if they still *do* that kind of thing.. They did it for me, but that was about a year ago. Who know's if they'd do it now. Aaron Schultz [email protected] I have a /26 with CTS.net. Robert Gibson [email protected] www.potomacnet.com Jason J. Horton [email protected] For some more info on our services, see http://www.mydsl.com/ Michael K. Smith [email protected] We would do so in a business application environment. [email protected] Michael K. Smith ( Then further reported ) [email protected] Since it is a single location, you might want to talk to Northwest Link about getting service. Semaphore only supplies DSL to multiple-location companies. In addition, Northwest Link has experience with Paradyne's MSDSL product which has a v.35 interface that can connect to a Cisco router. MSDSL runs at 3.1 megs. The caveat is, you have to install a LADS (alarm) circuit and hook up the MSDSL CPE on both ends. It doesn't go through a DSLAM. Bruce Robertson [email protected] We route registered IP space over DSL, but I'm not sure how we can help you, being in Reno NV. Robert A. Hayden [email protected] You might be able to get what you need from Savvis. www.savvis.net. Iggy Reko [email protected] UUNet is doing so for me now. 192.104.156/24 out of AS701 is SDSL. David Williams [email protected] Check Megapath.net I've heard they have been flexible with stuff like this. Daniel Hagerty [email protected] Well, this probably doesn't help you, but shore.net (new england) will do so; see 198.49.250.0/24 (me). You probably don't want the cross country backhaul in your critical path tho.... Robert Boyle [email protected] As long as you have registered space, We'll announce it ... dylan greene [email protected] I've currently got my provider, Rhythms doing just this, it took a bit of work speaking w/ various engineers to get them to understand what I was trying to do, but eventually they were able to help me out. What I'd be interested in learning about are if any cable providers do this. Most that I've had contact with give you a dhcp address or nothing. Erik R. Leo [email protected] We provide SDSL over "alarm circuits" (BANAs in BellAtlantic land). And we treat them like any dedicated customer, i.e., tell us your needs and we'll assign your IPs... Brian Wallingford [email protected] We'll do such, so long as the user doesn't expect to speak BGP (i.e., we'll be happy to advertise a client-owned block). This, of course, applies only to commercial accounts. We serve the New England area, and will soon cover the east coast; I'm sure there are others throughout the country who'd do the same, but you'll need to dig. Peter C. Norton [email protected] A buddy of mine is getting his long-standing class C block routed by a local provider here in new york called intercom, www.intercom.com. Michael C. Toren [email protected] We (Netaxs) are happy to announce a customer's portable /24, after first confirming that it's not currently being announced, and that the ARIN whois information matches up with the party being billed. We've already had at least one customer I can remember that brought a /16 from class B space with them ... Ryan Pavely [email protected] ( provided A link for digging up info on xDSL Providers and such ... ) www.dslreports.com DAOUST, PHILIPPE [email protected] Try http://www.bellnexxia.com/en/solutions/connexions/connect/ For a DSL provider in Canada Spencer Garrett [email protected] We do both routinely. What part of the country are you in?
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