What services are you trying to save.. if its mainly e-mail or the like..
maybe someone on the list could offer you a temporary e-mail relay.  That
way if your line was to be backhoed you wouldn't actually loose any e-mail,
and then when the line came back up the relay would spool the info back onto
your server.

Brian Cluff
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Sorry for the off topic post.  I have a networking redunancy question and
since it involves protecting my linux servers I think I am somewhat
justified;-).  There is going to be some pretty large scale construction
going on around our office here at 56th st and Thomas in Scottsdale. We are
concerned about the possibility of our T line being cut or disabled from the
construction and we really cannot afford any downtime.  Called
globalcenter(our T provider) about emergency co-lo and they said they cannot
do it.  Anyone have experience in this situation?  Know of any emergency
co-lo facilities?  Thanks.

- Joel