Conference 7.286::digital

    Here's some : Powered by AlphaServers !!
    
    www.mtc.my.com  Malaysian Timber Council  AlphaServer 2100 4/275 x 2
    
    www.brunet.br.com        Brunei Homepage  AlphaServer 1000 4/266 x 2
    
    
    

    Try asking Louis Monier ([email protected]).
    

    www.montagar.com/dfwlug
    
    The DFWLUG DECUS WEBsite
    
    OpenVMS VAX and Alpha
    
    

Let's not forget www.microsoft.com (Prioris servers).

				Steve

The Indiana State Government's Home Page "Access Indiana" is furnished
by an Alpha Server 1000 running Digital UNIX.

	http://www.state.in.us

They first tried an HP machine for their WWW server, but went to Digital
when it ran out of gas.

Ram

re Note 4272.5 by QUARK::LIONEL:

> Let's not forget www.microsoft.com (Prioris servers).
  
        I just heard from a Microsoft rep himself (at at IBG meeting)
        that those servers are COMPAQ.  I believe the Windows 95
        launch system was on Prioris.  Also we manage some part of
        the Microsoft Network.

        Bob

    [LOGO] LibertyNet is powered by a Digital AlphaServer System, and made
    possible by our founding sponsors: University City Science Center, Ben
    Franklin Technology Center, WHYY, University of Pennsylvania, Bell
    Atlantic Pennsylvania, and our many other supporters.
    
    
    The [LOGO] is a burgundy Digital logo.

                             Yellow Pages Australia

Runs on an AlphaStation 400-233.  They are happy to proclaim that it runs on
Digital, with the application also developed by Digital.

    The Web master for NASA Kennedy Space Center is 4 alpha RM 2100's - 
    I think the main WEB is www.titan.ksc.com - just dial into NASA KSC to
    verify - but I KNOW they are Alpha's I sold them and support them - and
    the customer would not have anything else for love nor money on Launch
    day!!!!!!!! We should all be proud of our Alpha's - they are the
    WWW workhorses - look on the WEB - if it has to stay up - its an Alpha!
    

    
    	Now why can't our genius marketing folks promote this stuff???
    
    	Nothing, but nothing is hotter than the Internet and WWW these
    days, and we sit here going da-da-da...
    
    	It really fries me no end that our entire mission in the field
    sales force is to do marketing's job for them. I'd put all those
    bozos back on the bus...
    
    		the Greyhawk
    	

We did have an ad awhile back on the subject of
the '95 California Election web server project, which
was hosted on three 2100's. We should have more ads
(and projects) like that.

   erik

	http://www.io.it

	One of Italies main Internet Service providers.
	They also advertise that they use an AlphaServer, and even
	have the Digital logo and a link to a dedicated Digital page
	with most of the important Digital Internet sources.

	Pjotrr

    www.abc.net.au
    
    Australian Broadcasting Corporation
    
    Alphaserver 1000 

    Don Imus was mentioning on his "Imus in the morning" program today
    that he is looking for help in purchasing an Internet Server and
    getting on the Web. Someone ought to contact him. He's syndicated
    throughout the U.S.
    
    Jim C.
    

   What about the (sh....) Can we mention this ?! The White House (keep quiet 
   willya..). 
 
   I know they use our Firewall and are looking at other things but am not sure 
   if the Web server is included in this...
 
   Rog (UK)

    
    Folks;
    
    This is great!  I'm passing this information onto the customer
    testimonials group so they can contact these customers and develop
    testimonials for corporate and the field to use in promoting our
    Internet products.
    
    BTW, if you know of any accounts that would be willing to provide a
    testimonial, or if you need testimonials to help close business,
    you can cojntact Susan Shapiro or Pat Garifoli @MRO.
    
    Thanks folks and keep'em coming!!
    
    Ray
    
    

    
    Sorry,
    
    The correct spelling for Pat's name is Garofoli.
    
    rgds,
    Ray

    
    I seem to remember BYTE magazine had a set of articles discussing how
    they created their own WEB site.  It was an Alpha running Windows NT. 
    I don't know the URL and haven't been to the site but I haven't read
    anything to make me think they changed the hardware.
    
    Mike

    Internet America, Texas' largest internet provider, runs most of their
    operation on Alpha 2100/4-275.  They advertise the Alphas off their
    home page, including a picture of a server, and a link to the Digital
    home page.  They even invite an online comparision with their old SGI
    Webforce servers.
    
    Bob
    

www.oracle.com & www.oracle.co.uk are both run on Alpha 2100's with a fully
configured Firewall.

Chris

    I think Individual, Inc.'s Newspage service was developed partially by
    us and operates under full Digital power too!
    
    (Has anyone thought of putting these out in the midst of one of our 
    homepages where customers can actually see them?)
    
    Barry 
    

	My home service provider, Ultranet Communications, out of Marlboro, MA
	was started by some ex-deccies.  They run on Alpha and just upgraded
	recently.

With the rapidly increasing number of Web sites for phone sex and other XXX 
material, I would rather *not* know how many sites are powered by Digital 
Equipment!

Be careful what you seek.  You may not like what you find!


							-Paul

    This is good stuff.  What about a marketing program targetting the
    internet providers out there?  If we are as good as we say, it sounds
    like an opportunity to penetrate new accounts (maybe some small ones,
    but that is what our partners are for right?)  In a recent Computer
    Paper, there was alisting of internet providers in the Toronto area. 
    It included the continent-wide ones like Compuserver et al, but in
    total there were approx. 25 of them!
    Opportunity a knockin' !

    
    What about an advert (here we go again someone at Digital trying to
    work in advertising)
    
    In large text, What to see Alpha at Work?
    The background is scattered with loads of URLs powered by Alpha.
    
    Just a thought
    
    Mike

    
    I thought I read in this notes conference a while ago that the sports
    illustrated web server was a digital box after others ran out of steam
    when the swimsuit edition came out...
    

re The Whitehouse:

The guy who runs the Whitehouse web site was at a DECUS LUG meeting in DC
last summer.  I'm not 100% sure, but I think he said they were using Alpha
NT systems.  Don't say it without checking, though, since as I say, I'm not
sure.

Burns

>    
>    I thought I read in this notes conference a while ago that the sports
>    illustrated web server was a digital box after others ran out of steam
>    when the swimsuit edition came out...
    
Aw come on. If this is true, there HAS to be a marketing opportunity in 
here SOMEWHERE?!!!

	C'Ya,
	Wayne

It's true - and we did do some marketing based on it.  This was a year or
so ago.

			Steve

    The Internet InfoCenter from our public home page lists
    some of the web sites we've hosted including the Sports
    Illustrated site you referenced.
    
    

    
    re .29
    
    
    Check out the two page color glossy (part # EA-A5396-42) called
    "Surfing for Swimsuits"
    
    We do the right things once in a while!
    
    

    
    
    Also check out the Toys-R-Us site (www.tru.com). Developed by
    Digital and running on Alpha

RE .10: Nasa's Kennedy Space Center is at http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/

    re .33 (Toys-r-Us)
    
    It only makes sense that the TOYS site would be Alpha Powered, every
    TOYS store uses Digital Stuff, and they seem to have a pretty good
    grasp on how to use it.
    
    .mike.

    Western Technology Partners (www.wtp.net) is an ISP in Montana set up
    by an ex-Digit.
    
    Runs Alphaserver 2000.
    
    Mick