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["stan briggs" <stanbriggs AT gmail.com>]

judy,

the server that you provide sounds like a hosted solution (you provide the server/services). do you guys have any accommodations for a non-profit that brings their own server (a 3U) to the table or is that outside of your offerings?

thanks,
stan

On 6/15/07, Judy Hallman <hallman AT email.unc.edu> wrote:

matusiak wrote:
> Isn't this what RTPnet does?  <http://www.rtpnet.org/>

Yes! Thanks to those who have suggested RTPnet.

But we aren't free. We now pay $500/month for ISP services, including
Internet access and system support. That may seem like a lot, but we get
a lot of good service from Amnon Nissan and his staff at Deltaforce
Technologies. With only about 125 members at roughly $60 each, that
doesn't leave a lot of money left to put back into helping local
community groups with their technology needs.

As you'll see at http://www.rtpnet.org/hosting/ , $60/year will give you
not only Web space, but also email lists. And a very responsive support
team.

I know of one  RTPnetmember that passes the hat every couple of years
and renews their membership as far as those resources allow.

I'm coping Amnon <amnon AT deltaforce.net>. Feel free to contact either of
us if you have any questions.

Judy
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> On Jun 15, 2007, at 1:00 PM, stan briggs wrote:
>
>> all,
>>
>> am i way off-base trying to find a hosting company that will host a
>> non-profit organization for free? not a non-profit like bcbsnc but
>> a real one like the oBoJ Foundation.
>>
>> does anyone have experience as either the hoster or the hostee?
>>
>> thanks,
>> stan
>
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