[ale] "Linux-friendly" ISP???

[ale at FultonGreen.com (Fulton Green)]

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I slogin on a regular basis from work to my box at home through Telocity DSL
(www.Telocity.com). They explicitly allow services on the box (though there
may be restrictions on third-party reselling and/or bandwidth traffic). They
also figured that if they allowed customer-side services, the customers
should have static IPs, so that's the default assignment. They are also the
only broadband ISP I know of that explictly supports UNIX-style OSes (incl.
Linux and FreeBSD). Their gateway connects to my box through an Ethernet
cable.
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On Tue, May 22, 2001 at 12:01:05PM -0400, Christopher Bergeron wrote:
> Can you guys recommend a good "linux friendly" iSP?  I don't want to start a
> flame war, but I'd like some opinions.  I'm specificially interested in
> being able to SSH into my home machine, and I'd like a static IP.  I'd like
> to host a web server as well, but if not via isp, I can do that from work.
> I know that a lot of the access licenses prohibit "VPNS" which I'm assuming
> means I can't SSH into my home computer.  Any suggestions?
> 
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