If you go over to netcraft, you'll see there are plenty of people running Apache and IIS servers within Roadrunner's netblock: http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/hosted?netname=RR-CENTRAL-2BLK,65.28.0.0,65.31 .255.255 I'm sure this is only a small sampling too. On Tue, 2002-01-15 at 08:25, Lorry Lee Strother wrote: > To my knowledge a cable modem has nothing to do with DSL, but if you have > a cable connection like I do, your provider probably doesn't allow you to run > a server without some fancy expensive package, and if you got the fancy > expensive package they'd probably tell you how to do it (just guessing on that > one). I got a letter from Time Warner about how we aren't allowed to have > servers. Several people have mentioned if you're not planning on it having any > real traffic, they'll never notice, but what can I say... I'm a rule-follower. > The term "server" is ambiguous. I'm sure that they're not going to try to prevent me from running, say, fetchmail. But an Apache server, sure.