Thanks Don for your response.
I appreciate that.
After looking around searching by aolserver + hosting, I only found www.am.net which has 1999 prices info (and expensive compared to the average Linux/Apache market today)
Primehost.com doesn't longer exists unless as an public IP.
Where are going mere mortals for Aolserver hosting, ACS , openACS or openNSD hosting ?
Is it only for companies or individuals having in-house, dedicated or colocated servers ?
Otherwise it would be expected a highly growth rate of broadband "always on" installments as long mostly residential DSL is having wide coverage.
Does somebody shared (virtual) accountsin the same way as Apache has populated the hosting market mostly with robust, redundant and safe network facilities ?
Thanks.
Nes
Formerly question was
Why not TclHttpd which is lighter than OpenNSD?
