> Do any of the major ISPs offer dialup or broadband access that is > compatible with Linux? > > I searched and all I came up with were hosting account providers, not > connectivity. > > TIA > > AB As others have probably noted in response, why not use a router/firewall? There are many flavors available--anything from a very simple D-Link model to ZyXEL's (zyxel.com) ZyWALL line to Cisco's routers. The router would need to support the DSL service you acquire (likely PPPoE). From my experience with PPPoE DSL it isn't extremely difficult to setup a multi-homed linux box as a basic router/firewall (connect your box directly to the DSL modem) and provide internet service to a network. Ronald Nissley
