DKTS Computing Infrastructure --
Our Servers, Etc.

• A consumer-grade DSL line, leased from Sonic.net with whose service we've been pleased, preceded (when we had a rack full of equipment in our basement) by a symmetric (the good kind) DSL line from Worldcom, formerly Covad which bought Uunet which is whom we chose in the beginning... all those years ago. We've been a Uunet customer since the late 1980s. We even met Rick Adams once, before he was rich.
• A 56KB frame relay line, leased from Pacific Bell... but we tired of their poor, overpriced service.
• Internet service initially provided by ISP pioneer The Little Garden (TLGnet), acquired by Best (a misnomer), acquired by Verio and who knows where it's gone since then... they lost us long ago.
• A Flowpoint 2200 DSL router
• A P-50 router from Ascend, acquired by Lucent.
• RaQ 550 and RaQ 2 Linux-based server appliances from Cobalt Networks, acquired by Sun. Service and support were terrific until Sun terminated this product line.
• Until we shut it down, we colocated our Cobalt at ServePath which gave great service is still going strong.
• A couple of IBM RS/6000 workstations.
• An HP Netserver E 30, a series 9000 workstation, some Laserjet printers and a ScanJet scanner.
• A Tektronix color laser printer.
• An SGI Indy.
• A Sun SPARCstation.
• Various nameless PC clones running, of course, Microsoft operating systems.

Software? Have we got software? Do we ever! Let's see, there's: Linux, AIX, Solaris, HP-UX, Irix, Windows 95, 2000 and NT (workstation and server), Sybase, Perl, Netscape, Apache, Framemaker, ARCServe, Cosmo Create, FrontPage, pine, s/key, DNS primary and secondaries, Quickbooks, FrontPage, xv, MKS, Riven (Oops! How did that get in there?) Well, you get the idea. Lots of stuff.