Re: Single IP, multiple domains

Adam Dillaplain ( adam@calpha.com )
Fri, 11 Jul 1997 09:58:04 -0500

> I think, for me anyway, that multihosting on a single IP is a way to cater
> to "smaller" users. What I mean is, I have a full class C and I use IP's
> for workstations, servers (mail, ftp, webservers, etc.). Now, since I only
> have 254 IPs to use, I need to charge a higher rate than the "other guys"
> that charge $25.00 per month for "www.yourdomain.com".
>
Why not just SWIP some more with your backbone provider? We just come up
with some BS excuse and SAVVIS ships us as many as we want. We have about
9 right now.

Are you using a tier 2 provider? If not, you might want to have a chat
with your sales rep about new C's.

Adam

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