Re[2]: LISP Friendly ISPs?

 In my orginal was going to say unless JCM is offering hosting
 and looks like no luck there either :-P

 BTW, CL-HTTP is very sensitive about the host name it serves
 from and there are these issues with Johns suggestion:

   1) Some clients networks will block you if you run from 
      a dynamic IP address in a DSL or Cable network. Even if
      they don't block HTTP they may very well block SMTP
      from that host. I do run CL-HTTP from such a network
      but only for my dev use, my public instance runs at
      dedicated(collocated) host in a regular server farm.

   2) Dyndns free dns implies you will use one of their
      fixed domain names. This or an IP address will need to
      be compiled into the CL-HTTP image or set when the 
      image loads (normally done the 1st way). At least 
      with dyndns you would only have to change the IP
      assignment there (at dyndns) when/if your address
      changes.
 

On Mon, 12 Jun 2006, John C. Mallery wrote:

> If you're just running a light-duty application, why not host it at  
> home over DSL or Cable?
> 
> You can get a free dynamic domain name here: http://www.dyndns.com/
> 
> If you want more bandwidth, you'll need a colocation site and  
> probably your own machine.
> 
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