Comcast blocks port 25 incoming, yet again

[Chip Marshall]

On April 25, 2008, Ben Scott sent me the following:
>   Okay: GNHLUG has been with MV for several years.  We get incredibly
> good service from them, and *for free* (because we're a non-profit
> with tiny demands).  Seriously.  GNHLUG gets better service from MV
> for free then I've ever been able to *pay for* with somebody else.  I
> can't say enough good things about MV.  Hugely recommended.

The only thing I don't like about MV is that they don't have a price
point between the $75 personal colo (which can't get IP space) and the
$250 rackmount colo. I'd like to have a box colocated there, as it's two
blocks from my office, but I can't really spent more than $100/mo on it,
as it's entirely donation based, and getting donations is like pulling
teeth.

Instead I'm stuck at another company that doesn't seem to entirely know
what they're doing with colo, and I get service interruptions, reverse
DNS delegation issues, and weird routing problems on an almost weekly
basis.

Ah well, get what we pay for, I guess.

-- 
Chip Marshall <chip at 2bithacker.net>
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