Hermit - no need to thank me, instead thank the taxpayers of Utah... Seriously - I set up a hot lab that provides data and traffic for the students, and artists here get a place to put up all the data and traffic I want my students analyzing and caring for. It is literally a public service, and approval for it was rather swift from the administration on down. (There is only one caveat - that "Green Jello" standard I keep joking about is in full effect.) But yeah, bandwidth is essentially open until one of two things happen: A) The State and Federal Gov'ts stop providing schools with gallons of free bandwidth (our school physically services all of Northern Utah's schools with our on-site OC-48, and unlimited BW per month), or B) The Utah taxpayers decide that they really don't want any of their AP or undergrad Comp. Sci. students learning how to network machines on something with a live Internet hookup. Since I don't really foresee either event happening anytime soon, our server (Soon to be called www.openart.com once DNS is approved) will remain as a public service. /P