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Commercial Servers and Internet Service Providers

• @TheCafe, uses Linux for dialup and WWW service.
• 123go!, uses Linux for ISP services in Dallas.
• A/D Technologies, Inc.
• Advanced Hardware Architectures.
• Advanced Web Topology, Inc. uses Linux to provide ISP services in Chicago. You can also see their server configuration.
• AleT, an ISP in Italy uses Linux for DNS, WWW, email, IP aliasing and dialup modems.
• Aleutian Net Services, an ISP in Dutch Harbor, AK is powered exclusively by Linux.
• The Animation Zone, is powered by Red Hat Linux.
• Autobahn Internet Services Inc. runs 5 Linux servers hosting 30 virtual domains and 80+ dialup ports, and has been using Linux exclusively since December 1994.
• BadgerNet Communications, an ISP running Linux for WWW, SMTP and NNTP services on Intel machines.
• bayo-net.com, an ISP in France.
• Binary 9, a consortium of computer and WWW developers.
• BlueDot Software, puts trade shows, conferences and seminars on the Web using a distributed system across 3 Linux machines (and one Solaris machine) to serve Web pages and dynamically generate content.
• Brazilian, an ISP in Brazil.
• Carigroup Communications uses Linux WebCubes to run their WWW services in 3 countries.
• CCAI Internet, providing complete ISP and network integration services using Debian Linux.
• Cisco Systems uses 31 Linux boxen to control 1600+ printers worldwide.
• civeng.com.
• cts.richmond.va.us, an ISP and computer vendor using Linux.
• Conecta Telematica, and ISP in Italy uses Linux for all their services.
• Conectiva Internet Solutions, a Brazilian ISP uses Linux for Internet and Intranet services, firewalls, and Netware integration.
• Corsica Direct, provides daily news and reports about Corsica on the Web using Linux.
• Pilkington Software.
• cropover.com, hosts webpages for Barbadians on the island of Barbados.
• CyberHighway, an ISP running Linux to provide DNS (64 class C networks and over 400 domains), WWW (230 virtual domains), News, Mail and telnet sessions.
• Cybernet, an ISP in Australia.
• CymruNet, an ISP using Linux for WWW, mail, news and dialup facilities.
• Datamatic Ltd. the second largest computer products distributor in New Zealand uses Linux to run their WWW site.
• DejaNews uses Linux SMP to run their WWW and database servers.
• Destination Internet, an ISP in Canada.
• dezineCafe.
• Digibel, an ISP in Belgium uses Linux exclusively.
• Digitale Stad Leiden en Omstreken runs Linux on all their servers, and on may home machines as well.
• Dogpile, a meta-search engine that searches over 20 WWW, Usenet and FTP search engines is powered by Linux.
• DORAN Software Technologies Ltd. uses Linux (RedHat-4.1) for Web service, software development (device drivers and GUI software), and routing using a Sangoma frame relay board.
• dragonstar.net uses Linux machines for their Internet servers.
• www.drizzle.com, a Seattle-based Internet BBS and ISP.
• eline.com has 2 Linux boxen serving 15 domains via IP aliasing!
• eastland.net, uses Linux for Mail, WWW and managing Portmasters.
• Elektrondata AB uses Linux for WWW services and to develop a proprietary business administration client-server protocol.
• EMJ Internet uses Linux to provide WWW hosting for 60+ domains and other ISP services.
• exo.com, an ISP using Linux.
• Extend.net uses Linux for WWW hosting (35 domains), DNS, mail and news.
• Frozenwave Communications, provides virtual domain hosting services using Linux.
• Globec Internet Services Pty Ltd. uses Linux for all of their Internet services including dialups using Cyclades boards and virtual WWW hosting.
• Global Media Systems, an ISP in Luxembourg.
• Greyhawkes Cyberservices.
• Hex.Net Superhighway, an ISP in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
• HobbitNET.
• HoistaNet, provides Internet and electronic commerce solutions to the greater Toronto area.
• Hookon.
• i-Connect.Net is an ISP in Oregon and the home of Debian GNU/Linux. It runs 10 Linux servers and has been using Linux exclusively since October 1995.
• Ingenue International.
• Internet for Learning, an ISP for schools and colleges in the UK has thousands of dialup users and over 100 networks. The service is run by PC-based Linux servers.
• ImageNet, a Colorado ISP.
• Imaginator, uses Linux for WWW service, email and as a Windows and Mac fileserver.
• Internet Promotions Europe, a commercial content provider in the Netherlands.
• Internet Server Connections provide Internet services using Red Hat Linux and Apache.
• Illuminati Online.
• Internet Unlimited uses Linux SMP on Pentiums for all of their Internet services, including WWW hosting.
• Internet Zap, and ISP in California runs Debian Linux.
• IMG Mall.
• Interlnk, an ISP in Arkansas, using Linux exclusively on 13 servers for dialup PPP, DNS, email/News, WWW, and IRC since late 1995.
• Internet Arena, Inc., an ISP in Oregon.
• KCnet, Inc., an ISP in Kansas City.
• Klondyke's Online Services provides dial up access to South East Michigan and all types of commercial web hosting using Red Hat Linux.
• Klos Technologies, Inc. uses Linux for a WWW/FTP/mail server and router for a class C network.
• Laboratorio de Sistemas Linux.
• Laredo Morning Times, the local newspaper in Laredo, Texas runs Linux and the Apache WWW server.
• Linux Systems Labs.
• Misiones, an ISP in Argentina running over a 32Kbps Satellite link.
• MSI Networks Inc., an ISP in Virginia runs all services on 3 Linux boxen.
• NekoTech, Inc. runs Internet services using a DEC AlphaStation.
• Net 1 F/X, uses Linux to power a 50 line BBS and ISP.
• NetBytes Internet Ltd.
• North Rim Communications, an ISP in southern Idaho runs exclusively on Linux.
• Online Computer Distribution runs Linux for ALL of their services, including DNS, FTP, shell access, gopher and virtual domain hosting.
• Panservice, an ISP running Linux on multiple servers since 1994, to provide DNS, WWW, news, mail, telnet, dialin, ISDN, Internet and intranet links, routing et al.
• paranoia.com runs exclusively on Linux .
• Rajabhat Institute Ubonratchathani, a university in Thailand users Linux for DNS, dialups, Web and email services.
• Renaissance Internet Services.
• Research Machines plc, a UK PC manufacturer.
• Rimini On Net, uses Linux for all of their services.
• RioLink.com.
• Visit an entire network powered by Linux.
• shurflo.com, uses Linux as a firewall/router, and for httpd, lpd, remsh, nfsd, ncpfs, and samba services.
• SmartNet Internet Services uses Linux and Xylogics Annexen to run an ISP.
• Tao Computer Services, a computer consulting firm that uses and supports Linux.
• Tempest Harding Inc. uses Linux for all of their network services, as well as desktop workstation and a network management console.
• Tehachapi Mountain Internet.
• The Link, an Alabama ISP uses Linux for all of their core servers.
• Town Square Access.
• TSCNet Online Services, support 68 dialup lines using Cyclades cards.
• ViperNet Communications.
• virtualBase uses Linux to run their MBS server.
• Wavegate uses Linux exclusively to run an ISP.
• W.E. Fusco Corporation, an ISP in Clearwater, FL.
• Web Direct, running Linux exclusively on 7 machines for DNS, mail, POP3, dialup, and WWW (with virtual hosting).
• where.com.
• XS4ALL.

Educational and Organizational Servers

• The US Army Aeroballistics Analysis Area runs a Linux WWW server.
• University of Alaska Anchorage Consortium Library.
• The Angelo State University Department of Physics server runs Linux for server and interactive uses.
• ameth.org.
• bajan.org, provids information on Barbados.
• Bay-Delta and Special Water Projects Division, California Department of Fish and Game server runs Linux for Internet and intranet services, and also hosts the US Fish and Wildlife Service Service San Joaquin Office.
• Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires runs DNS, mail and a WWW server using Linux.
• CASPUR, the Italian Consortium for Supercomputing Applications.
• Central High School in St. Paul, MN. You can also telnet.
• The IT student's Linux server at Charles Sturt University in Australia, providing information about the local area, computing and the Internet.
• University of Central Florida IEEE server.
• University of Cincinnati IEEE Archives, running on a Linux box.
• The US Coast Guard Auxiliary uses Linux for Internet services, including mailing lists.
• Commission Scolaire de Normandin.
• rhic.phys.columbia.edu.
• CricInfo, the home of Cricket on the Internet.
• Damien Memorial High School, in Honolulu uses Linux for various services.
• DeQueen-Mena Educational Cooperative, uses Linux and NCSA httpd to run their Web server.
• The Jack R. Hunt Memorial Library server at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
• Emory & Henry College
• ennui.net, runs 3 Linux boxen for DNS, WWW and email.
• EUP Geosciences Department, provides northwestern Pennsylvania weather conditions.
• Exploring Ancient World Cultures, and a Web crawler and search engine both running at the University of Evansville.
• Ferret World.
• FLORA Community WEB in Ottawa, Canada runs a series of Linux machines.
• Fullerton University's Web server serves the School of Natural Science and Mathematics , the Departments of Chemistry and Bioc hemistry, the Department of Geologica l Sciences and the Department of Mathematics all in one Linux box.
• Institute of Oceanography at the University of Gdansk runs Linux for WWW, SMB and email services as well as for MatLab.
• GASS s.a.s. di Grampa M. e Taglioretti R. & C., in Italy.
• The University of Georgia Libraries runs Scarlett, a Gopher/HTTP server running on a Linux system.
• http://www.HCIS-10.TU-Berlin.DE, serving information for HCIS-10, the International Conference on Nonequilibrium Carrier Dynamics in Semiconductors, Berlin 1997.
• Hostos Community College, uses Linux for running NCSA httpd, and for Kerberos.
• The City of Houston, Texas, USA, also known as http://government.employees.can.have.fun.too.ci.houston.tx.us.
• Indian Institute of Management, India.
• Institut für Medienwissenschaft und Film (IMF) der HBK-Braunschweig.
• linux.inf.ru.
• Ivanovo Power Energy University in Russia uses Linux for routing and Internet services.
• NKF, the Scientific Association of Physics Students of the Jagellonian University of Cracow own and operate a server running Linux.
• JRC Service/Net-Lab.
• Just WebIt!.
• ULYSSIS at Catholic University Leuven runs Intel and SPARC Linux on their machines.
• The KwaZulu-Natal School uses Linux for Internet services (including DNS, BOOTP, NNTP, HTTP, SMTP, SNMP) and as routers.
• Lava Systems 97, a supercomputer project, at Bob Jones High School in Madison, Alabama.
• Liege On Line, the province of Liege in Belgium.
• linux.netline.be, the Linux Belgian Team site running Linux with Apache SSL.
• McKinley Sr. High School, Baton Rouge, LA.
• The McMaster Student Affairs server hosts 9000 pages and a search engine, too.
• Medical Library Association.
• Mississippi School for Math and Science.
• Moraine Valley Community College, uses Linux to teach Unix and interoperability classes.
• Homepage afdeling Engineering.
• The School of Management and Technology at National University, San Diego uses Linux for Telecommunications classes. They teach TCP/IP and it's protocols (DNS, HTTP, SMTP, etc), LAN/WAN networking, security concepts, and network performance and analysis all using Linux.
• A Linux box at UNM, hosting http://lonestar.phys.unm.edu, http://kappasig.phys.unm.edu and http://pager.phys.unm.edu.
• North Battleford Comprehensive High School, is using several Linux machines for multi-protocol routing, student access, mail and web service.
• State of Oklahoma, USA.
• pimpz.org provides various network services with a Linux box.
• CSLN Linux Web Server at Politecnico di Milano, Italy.
• Fakulteta za pomorstvo in promet Portoroz in Slovenia uses Linux for WWW, email and PPP service.
• queer.org.au, uses Linux running on a SPARCstation to provide webspace for the Australian Queer Resources Directory, the Australian Student Christian Movement, the Australian Good Tranny Guide, net.queers, and a whole heap of other queer resources.
• The University of Redlands has two student-built-and-operated Linux systems for general usage running at http://ebhon.jnst.uor.edu and http://paradigm.uor.edu.
• South Alabama Linux Users Group.
• Sidney Sussex College one of the colleges of the University of Cambridge.
• S.V. Regional College of Engineering and Technology in India uses Linux machines for NIS, DNS, WWW and email services.
• The Departments of Informatics and the Otto Herman Student Hostal at the University of Szeged, Hungary are both powered by Red Hat Linux.
• Taylor University's WWW server and the Computer Science department server both run Linux.
• Tennessee Education Network.
• A machine at Texas A&M University, hosting 3 sites with IP aliasing.
• Thomas Jefferson School, running on a 386!
• linux.wauug.org.
• WebSharX, serving information for the graphics community.
• Western Carolina University, uses Linux to run 3 servers and a lab full of terminals.
• Students' Information Technology provides Web page space for any UW-Madison student or registered student organization.
• A Linux machine at the Institute of Technical Cybernetics at Wroclaw Technical University, Poland.
• yoda.hsr.no, administered by students in Norway.

Personal Servers

• A Linux machine at the University of Linz in Austria, maintained by three students.
• Ari's server in Orlando, USA.
• George Chlipala's server in Dubuque, USA.
• Rob Bellville's server in Millbury, USA, running on a DEC Alpha.
• Erik Nygren's server at MIT, USA.
• Gene McKenna's server in Palo Alto, USA.
• Mark Spencer's machine in Auburn, USA provides WWW, samba services, and more.
• Sebastian Taralunga's server running in Romania.
• Geo Baczai's machine in Romania.
• Scott Scifres's box in Columbus, USA.

Please email gregh@sunsite.unc.edu if you want your site added to this list.

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Last Modified: 15 May, 1997 by Greg Hankins