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Dear Mr. Wright,
Thanks for the information - I registered with CCN to become an internet
provider. However, the registration itself is a bit confusing. It seems I'm
registered as an individual rather than as an information provider. I totally
understand that I must pay $50 to have the custom email prefix. However, I am
confused as to how much UNSI must pay to become an information provider (or do
we - like I said in my previous email, we're a non-profit organization) Also,
do we have to use the webspace provided by Chebucto Community Net? The only
reason I ask is that we do have our own website at www.unsi.ns.ca and as you
can see, we have our own domain name associated with it. Is there any way we
can use CCN and still keep our domain name? Can you get back to me on these
questions?
Thanks
Maureen Googoo
"Andrew D. Wright" wrote:
> Hi Maureen. Sorry for the delays in getting back to you; the
> number you left was for a pager and when I typed in the office number I
> guess you never got the pages to call back.
>
> What your organization should do is become a Chebucto Information
> Provider. This would give your organization two mailing list addresses,
> web space on our system linked to our Home Page, and the option of more
> services. You can find out more from the Information Providers' web site
> at:
>
> http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Services/IPsupport/index.html
>
> which includes an online application form and more information than I can
> give you in a letter.
>
> Thanks for writing in and for being so patient with us.
>
> Andrew
>
> On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Maureen Googoo wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > I work for a non-profit native political organization called the
> > Union of Nova Scotia Indians. I am very interested in setting up a
> > listservice for our organization. The current server we use doesn't
> > offer such a service. Can someone get back to ASAP about the listservice
> > and what would it take to get one set up for our organization. (I left
> > several messages on this query at the CCN office but haven't received a
> > reply).
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Maureen Googoo
> >
> >
> >
> >
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Dear Mr. Wright,
<p> Thanks for the information - I registered with CCN
to become an internet provider. However, the registration itself is a bit
confusing. It seems I'm registered as an individual rather than as an information
provider. I totally understand that I must pay $50 to have the custom email
prefix. However, I am confused as to how much UNSI must pay to become an
information provider (or do we - like I said in my previous email, we're
a non-profit organization) Also, do we have to use the webspace provided
by Chebucto Community Net? The only reason I ask is that we do have our
own website at www.unsi.ns.ca
and as you can see, we have our own domain name associated with it. Is
there any way we can use CCN and still keep our domain name? Can you get
back to me on these questions?
<p>Thanks
<br>Maureen Googoo
<p>"Andrew D. Wright" wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE> Hi Maureen.
Sorry for the delays in getting back to you; the
<br>number you left was for a pager and when I typed in the office number
I
<br>guess you never got the pages to call back.
<p> What your organization should
do is become a Chebucto Information
<br>Provider. This would give your organization two mailing list addresses,
<br>web space on our system linked to our Home Page, and the option of
more
<br>services. You can find out more from the Information Providers' web
site
<br>at:
<p>http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Services/IPsupport/index.html
<p>which includes an online application form and more information than
I can
<br>give you in a letter.
<p> Thanks for writing in and
for being so patient with us.
<p>
Andrew
<p>On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Maureen Googoo wrote:
<p>> Hi,
<br>> I work for a non-profit native political organization called the
<br>> Union of Nova Scotia Indians. I am very interested in setting up
a
<br>> listservice for our organization. The current server we use doesn't
<br>> offer such a service. Can someone get back to ASAP about the listservice
<br>> and what would it take to get one set up for our organization. (I
left
<br>> several messages on this query at the CCN office but haven't received
a
<br>> reply).
<br>>
<br>> Thanks,
<br>> Maureen Googoo
<br>>
<br>>
<br>>
<br>></blockquote>
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