Gee whiz, did you even read my post? I said we were effected by this too, until we found resolution today, basically using one of our multi-homed co-located servers.
I'm saying we have a potential solution to help other small guys, but we are small enough ourself that we can't perform the service completely for free! Call me and we'll discuss it as we have real cost involved, although reasonable... We just can't afford to resolve this issue for everyone effected freely due to the nature of the issue(s)! Indeed, if we had an easy solution that wouldn't potentially kill us economically, we'd do it, or certainly share the knowledge of how to, freely.;)
BTW, anyone who knows me or others working @config.com would laugh at your snobbish accusation.
Having dial-in customers on one network and mail/web services on another, this depeering caused a temporary problem for us too. Fortunately, we have set of multi-homed servers in various locations on the internet and created a solution that allows clients on one network to access servers on the other. If you are in this position, please go to Config.com for more information.
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Gee whiz, did you even read my post? I said we were effected by this too, until we found resolution today, basically using one of our multi-homed co-located servers.
;)
I'm saying we have a potential solution to help other small guys, but we are small enough ourself that we can't perform the service completely for free! Call me and we'll discuss it as we have real cost involved, although reasonable... We just can't afford to resolve this issue for everyone effected freely due to the nature of the issue(s)! Indeed, if we had an easy solution that wouldn't potentially kill us economically, we'd do it, or certainly share the knowledge of how to, freely.
BTW, anyone who knows me or others working @config.com would laugh at your snobbish accusation.
Best 'net regards,
Joe
Having dial-in customers on one network and mail/web services on another, this depeering caused a temporary problem for us too. Fortunately, we have set of multi-homed servers in various locations on the internet and created a solution that allows clients on one network to access servers on the other. If you are in this position, please go to Config.com for more information.