WN> My bbs isn't accessable via the Internet. To do so, you'd need;
 WN> 1) A Domain with either a 24 hour connection or an 
 TG> ISP that would dial
 WN>    your domain.
 TG> What about a Dynamic Domain, where the words stay the 
 TG> same, but the IP number
 TG> changes... (since my connection is killed when/if I were to turn off my
 TG> computer).  I think BC Tel offers this, since they want to use the IP
 TG> addresses that are available, to the best of their capability.
As long as the name can be reached and your ISP will dial you, it'll work.
 WN> 2) A vmodem that points to your domain for people to telnet into it.
 TG> How do you setup a VModem in Win'95?  Other then possibly NetModem/32?
I have no idea what's availible under Windows of any flavor.
 TG> Ahhhh..........! :)  Now I know who this "juge" person is.. I kept 
eeing
 TG> these inet email addresses, pointing to @juge.com ... 
 TG> I'm guessing that this is him?
You'd be correct.
 TG> PS-I'm glad I never bothered looking into ISDN, since 
 TG> it seems like it only
 TG> has a half decent connection for using one or two 
 TG> computers browsing the net,
 TG> downloading, etc... but it doesn't sound like it would 
 TG> be good for setting up
 TG> any kind of high traffic web page, or bbs via telnet, 
 TG> or ftp site or anything.
If you had the analog lines I had, you'd be thrilled with ISDN.:-)
In any case, it's the best availible here at this moment (at a reasonable 
price). It's about 8 times faster than the analog line was, plus the analog 
callers can now get good connects. The cost is about the same as 2 analog 
lines were. All I was out was the cost of the TA.
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