[Gllug] OT: Good ISP & Offsite Storage

[Dylan]

On Tuesday 03 September 2002 1:40 pm, Andy Young wrote:

> 1) Who would you recommend as a name registrar / website host / ISP?
> I'd not quite go as far as a Co-Lo server but I would like a Unix based
> server account with Telnet access and CGI scripting ability. PHP would be
> nice too.
> Maybe some peaks of pretty heavy bandwidth usage. Must be reliable and
> provide a good service. I obviously don't want to pay over the odds, but
> good service and support are important to me. Spending hours on the end of
> an engaged 'phone line doesn't do a lot for my blood pressure!
>

You could have a look at www.plus.net - I've been using them about 6 months 
with no problems. They have a wide range of services, even on their cheapest 
domestic dialups.

> 2) Who would you recommend in London as an off-site tape storage facility?
> Or failing that, what do you do to rotate your backup tapes off site?
> Don't say "take them home" as they'll end up in the wash or something ;)
>

Can't you arrange internal offsite storag?

> Many thanks for any advice,
>
> Andy Young
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