after our experiences with this crowd all i can say is "um.. yeah right"

as for the telecom games context, as was pointed out earlier on this list
(different thread) you cant use this because the client can only talk to
the server, no client <-> client comms are allowed and if you found a
clever way about it such as tunneling across a quake session you'd
probably find telecom would find out and cut you off (hehe, i wonder if
its possible, the overhead would be a killer tho)

the only possible solution would be a VPN product from telecom which if
they released and undercut the other players because they owned the
network would be in breach of a number of kiwi laws (cant anyone spell
monopoly ?)

all i can say is good luck to ya but dont hold your breath :) you'll
probably end up haveing to pay through the nose for it - i would suggest a
centrex solution - many ISP's should be able to provide this and it would
be cheap in comparison.

--
Steve.
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000 rob.edkins@axon.co.nz wrote:
>  
> 
> Wayne Earle wrote:
> 
> >Yeah, it's quite likely that they're transferring mega amounts of data
> >over the wire (after hours replications / backup etc).. I'll hound my
> >local Telecom man and make some calls about the VPN service. Meanwhile I
> >suspect that DDS or F/R may be a better way to go..
> 
> Also check out Walker Wireless...they are popping up points of presence
> everywhere.
> 
> Cheaper than ISDN, DDS or Frame.
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