[2188] in Commercialization & Privatization of the Internet
Re: Re: Re: low-end users
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Denis DeLaRoca (213) 825-4580)
Wed Jan 29 14:30:54 1992
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 92 11:28 PST
To: Pushpendra Mohta <pushp@CERF.NET>
From: Denis DeLaRoca (213) 825-4580 <CSP1DWD@MVS.OAC.UCLA.EDU>
Cc: rtennant@LIBRARY.BERKELEY.EDU, com-priv@psi.com, staff@CERF.NET
> including our latest offerings. Briefly, the options range from hos
> to net and net to net connectivity, dedicated modem ports and/or lea
> lines, or just plain terminal service and access to an Internet
> connected host. The pricing depends on who provides what hardware.
That's very good and welcome news... just a few months ago this range
of services did *not* exist with dial-n'cerf, so I think it is to
CERFnet's credit and to all the other players on the market willing to
create economically viable and interesting solutions for low-end
Internet access.
-- Denis
P.S. Does CERFnet dial-up services offer now PPP and VJ's TCP Header
Compression for SLIP/PPP? Do you offer now v.32/v.32bis (with v.42bis)
modem support with 38400/57600-baud DTE-DCE setups, last time I looked
you were still using very old Telebit T-2500 modems vith v.32,
no v.42bis and limited to 19200-baud DTE-DCE setups.
