Questions tagged [isp]

An Internet service provider (ISP) is an organization that provides access to the Internet.

An Internet service provider (ISP) is an organization that provides access to the Internet.

Internet service providers can be either community-owned and non-profit, or privately owned and for-profit.

Access ISPs directly connect clients to the Internet using copper wires, wireless or fiber-optic connections. Hosting ISPs lease server space for smaller businesses and other people (colocation). Transit ISPs provide large amounts of bandwidth for connecting hosting ISPs to access ISPs.

There are 3 tiers:

  • Tier 1: a tier 1 network is one that can reach every other network on the Internet without purchasing IP transit or paying settlements.
  • Tier 2: a tier that can access some part of the network without paying transit
  • Tier 3: only uses transit

Source wikipedia

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What can my ISP know about a website hosted at my house?

I am hosting a public website, say example.com, at my house using my home Internet (fyi, the contract allows it). My Internet plan also comes with a static IP. I use CloudFlare to hide the server's real IP address. The site example.com is fully…
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How medium-sized servers are connected to the internet?

I'm curious about how the servers are connected to the internet. Suppose I develop a web application that requires multiple machines to provide services. For example, I want to host the frontend on a machine, and for the backend I want a pool of…
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how to configure static lan ip to different router provided by isp?

We have got Vodafone Internet ISP. We asked for 5 public ip's. They had provided 1 wan ip and 5 lan ip pool. WAN Configured and internet working but LAN ip how to use, i need 5 static ip address to use for 5 different devices.
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How to find ip pool of my isp?

I could eventually get all ips my isp is using by restarting my router and writing down the ips I get but that's very time consuming, so is there any way to get ip pool of my isp?
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Share same IP with two Service providers

I own a GPS vehicle tracking device company. The GPS devices are installed on the vehicles and it can be tracked anywhere in the world. All the GPS device has one server IP in them for tracking the vehicle. The server is hosted in Amazon cloud. I'm…
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How to set up a network connection with 2 ISP,s 2 Routers and 1 switch

I want to use 2 ISP providers at the same time, to avoid downtime. Here's a diagram of what I want to do: What settings should I use for the routers and can I force PCs to use ISP#1 when online and ISP#2 when 1 is down?
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VPN and data transfer

I connect from my home computer to our company VPN. Then I login via ssh, from my desktop, to our company server which is actually a Google cloud machine. From the command prompt on that server, I connect to a data provider and ftp/download data…
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how to make server visible from internet

I have ADSL router with Static IP from my Internet provider. I know that, if I connect my server to router it can be visible from internet (working webserver etc.), but how does clients getting page know that, request should be put to server (I…
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Can ISPs learn customers ADSL modem brand?

Can ISPs learn customers ADSL modem brand by any means?
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Which port of my computer is my ISP connected to?

I'm trying to find out the port number of my computer to which my ISP actually connects & provides the internet service, given my ADSL modem is operating in Bridge Mode instead of PPPoE. I initially wanted to find out others users' port numbers, but…
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Own Server Without ISP

Is there any way I could host my own server but without my ISP? A few reasons why I want this are: No bandwidth limit Allowed to have unlimited traffic No complaints about the content of my site from the ISP I also want a static ip so I wouldn't…
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i want to visualize myself about bandwidth of internet

as we know bandwidth is just a way through which data flows.20 Mbps internet means 20 mega bits per second and 40 Mbps means 40 mega bits per second.i guess 20 Mbps means 20 Mb of data is retrieved in 1 second and 40 Mbps means 40 Mb retrieved in…
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ISP Doesn't Make A Difference As Same Line Is Used?

Does it make a difference if I use BT, Sky or Virgin when using ADSL Broadband? I have the impression that if I am going to use the same broadband (telephone) line anyway there shouldn't be any difference at all. Could you explain the technical…
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Domain blocked by ISP

ISPs blocked my domain in one country. It redirects to an IP address that the ISP uses to block access to sites it blocks. (https://ispipaddress:8080/mydomain.com) The URL cannot be accessed directly, but it can be accessed when clicked from Google…
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Becoming an ISP and hosting your own DNS servers

We are currently setting ourselves up as an ISP and need to setup our own DNS servers for hosting multiple domains. Once we have setup our DNS servers does anyone know if we need to register these anywhere to allow us to host our clients domains or…
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