Interesting almost-free ISP: Access-4-Free.com
Brian Kelsay
BLKELSAY at kcc.usda.gov
Fri Feb 27 16:03:08 CST 2004
Which would explain why the system admin at my former employer got a call at 2AM to remove a virus
infected PC from the T-3. The loser PC Tech that is still there, was attempting to test a new OS
image. He never did believe in patching Winders w/ the latest and updating virus prot. software on
fresh machines. Thought it was a good idea to drop this baby in the server rack on a Friday
afternoon before going home. I can't tell this story enough.
Guys like this are part of the problem when they should be part of the solution.
Brian Kelsay
>>> Gerald Combs <> 02/26/04 05:32PM >>>
IMO service providers should be happy when people put their stuff behind
a NAT device, even if they do use a little more bandwidth. A couple of
computers protected behind a SOHO firewall will cause far fewer
bandwidth headaches than a single virus/spam vector sitting directly on
an exposed connection.
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