Leased line providers?

[Dave Emberton]

Apologies for being slightly off topic.

Can anyone recommend a leased line provider? I'm after a decent ISP with a
good network and good customer service and good support (I know this may be
asking the impossible). One that actually returns your phone calls and
answers your e-mail would be good ;-)

Any ideas?

This is outside the M25, and no, ADSL is not an option here.

Dave

[Network Guy]

Try www.insnet.net
For the moment they are still offering leased lines (and just look at whose
network they are now part of).

"Dave Emberton" <demberton...@digitalworkshop.co.uk> wrote in message
news:8upbtp$8vi$1...@gxsn.com...

[Martin Saunders]

Peter Simons wrote:
>
> x-no-archive: yes

> Network Guy wrote:
> >
> > Try www.insnet.net
> > For the moment they are still offering leased lines (and just look at whose
> > network they are now part of).
> >

> Currently I would not tough them. I fact my employs are actively
> looking else where but unfortunately still it 6 months of a counteract
> to run. another 2 hours of down time tonight.
>
> http://www1.insnet.net/statusunplanned.php3?sid=52251&v_func=zoom

If you are running really business critical stuff on the end of that
line, might it be an idea to become your own RIPE registry, get a range
and an AS number and multihome?

You can also do cool things with Cisco Distributed Directors if the
above is overkill. Drop me a line if you want me to explain more.

Kind Regards

Martin

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