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Commercial Servers and Internet Service Providers

• @lantech Internet Developers uses Linux for Internet services.
• @TheCafe, uses Linux for dialup and WWW service.
• 123go!, uses Linux for ISP services in Dallas.
• 2 Cool Web.
• A2E Language Services, uses Linux for multilingual web presentations and document programming.
• A/D Technologies Inc.
• Access Internet Inc. uses Slackware and Red Hat Linux.
• Advanced Hardware Architectures.
• Advanced Web Topology, Inc. uses Linux to provide ISP services in Chicago. You can also see their server configuration.
• AdvantageCom, a LAN/WAN and voice consultant uses Debian Linux and Apache for their web server.
• Aero-Graphics, Inc., a digital photography service, uses Linux to allow Microsoft and Unix machines to talk to a Novell fileserver, as well as for Internet services.
• Aerre, an ISP in Torino, Italy.
• Alabanza Web Space For Less runs several Linux servers as part of its web hosting service.
• AleT, an ISP in Italy uses Linux for DNS, WWW, email, IP aliasing and dialup modems.
• AlterNet, an ISP in Bage, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil.
• Aleutian Net Services, an ISP in Dutch Harbor, AK is powered exclusively by Linux.
• Amnesi, an Internet DNS search engine.
• Apache Digital, uses Red Hat Linux to run their webserver, and sells custom Intel, Alpha, and SPARC Linux systems.
• Advanced Research Corporation, uses Linux for Internet services.
• Asia Business Consulting, a Tokyo/Japan based Linux consulting company uses Linux for all Internet services.
• Atelier Nord, an Internet art server runs Slackware 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.
• AVALON Computersystem, a consulting company in Austria, is powered by S.u.S.E Linux.
• BadgerNet Communications, an ISP running Linux for WWW, SMTP and NNTP services on Intel machines.
• bayo-net.com, an ISP in France.
• B@u-Online, a S.u.S.E Linux server serving information for construction companies in Austria.
• Bergensavisen, a Norwegian newspaper in Bergen, Norway uses Red Hat and Apache for their web server.
• BICnet, a server located in Italy, has been running Linux since November 1995.
• Binary 9, a consortium of computer and WWW developers.
• Spider Communications, uses Linux for virtual domain/web/email servers.
• 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.
• Børsen Online, the online version of Denmark's leading business daily is powered by Debian GNU/Linux.
• Brave New Worlds, LLC a Pasadena based web design firm that exclusively uses Linux to build web commerce solutions.
• Brazilian, an ISP in Brazil.
• The Used Equipment Network, a a searchable database of over 60,000 pieces of used industrial equipment is completely programmed in C and run under Linux; no "stored" html is used.
• Caladan Communications runs all it's Internet services with Linux.
• Camelot Online Services, an ISP in Munich, Germany provides dedicated and dialup Internet access.
• 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.
• Core Information Technology, Inc. uses Linux for development platforms, production servers, and Quake2.
• Creative Illusions Software Design, International uses Linux for Internet services as software development (Intel, Motorola, SPARC and PowerMac platforms).
• CREDEMTel, a division of the Italian bank Credito Emiliano, use Linux to provide home banking access for thousands of customers, in addition to other Internet and intranet services.
• CrimsonWeb, an ISP in California uses Red Hat Linux for dialup, WWW, FTP, DNS, SMB and AppleTalk services.
• Cisco Systems uses 31 Linux boxen to control 1600+ printers worldwide.
• Città di Collegno, in Collegno, Torino, Italy.
• civeng.com.
• cts.richmond.va.us, an ISP and computer vendor using Linux.
• clic-in.com.br uses Linux for all services.
• Club Dominicus Beach uses Linux for DNS, email and WWW.
• 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.
• 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.
• Cyber-Atelier, a consulting company in Austria uses Linux for all Internet services.
• CymruNet, an ISP using Linux for WWW, mail, news and dialup facilities.
• Cygnus solutions, which provides software and support for development tools and component technologies for systems using 32- and 64-bit microcontrollers, uses Linux for its web and ftp server, and on many internal desktops.
• Datamatic Ltd. the second largest computer products distributor in New Zealand uses Linux to run their WWW site.
• Datastream Systems, Inc. uses Linux for the company Internet dialup server.
• Datasync, an ISP serving coastal Mississippi and Alabama, uses Linux on its WWW, mail, news, DNS, and other servers.
• DataWave Technologies, an ISP in central Wisconsin.
• DejaNews uses Linux SMP to run their WWW and database servers.
• Destination Internet, an ISP in Canada.
• Design Trust Inc, provides web and domain hosting for Fortune 100 companies using Red Hat Linux.
• devnull.net.
• dezineCafe.
• DIDX, LLC runs an Adverse Drug Interaction Search Engine which allows people to test prescription drugs for a hazardous interaction.
• Digibel, an ISP in Belgium uses Linux exclusively.
• DigitalDune Networks, an ISP in Yuma, AZ uses Linux to provide dialup, mail, WWW and leased line services.
• Digitale Stad Leiden en Omstreken runs Linux on all their servers, and on many home machines as well.
• Dogpile, a meta-search engine that searches over 20 WWW, Usenet and FTP search engines is powered by Linux.
• Double Barrel uses Linux for all Internet and intranet services, as well as for image processing and CDROM mastering.
• 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.
• Easyway.net, an ISP in the New York and New Jersey area.
• 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. Emergence By Design, an Edmonton, Alberta, Canada company, which specializes in Website hosting, Pre-press automation, and Virtual Schooling over the Internet, uses RedHat Linux for it's web, mail, news, database, and file servers. EbD has over 3000 clients.
• EMI-NET, an ISP in Yugoslavia.
• EMJ Internet uses Linux to provide WWW hosting for 60+ domains and other ISP services.
• Esan Cybernet, an ISP in Thailand uses Linux exclusively for an Internet services.
• Evolve Technologies, uses Linux for Internet services, including a firewall and an Internet Radio Station.
• exo.com, an ISP using Linux.
• Extend.net uses Linux for WWW hosting (35 domains), DNS, mail and news.
• Factor! - Multimedia, a consulting company in Austria, uses S.u.S.E Linux.
• Family Communications.
• FOI Services, an information brokerage specializing in FDA Regulatory Information, uses Linux for all network services.
• Franklin interNet, uses Linux as NFS servers, and WWW servers with Apache.
• Frozenwave Communications, provides virtual domain hosting services using Linux.
• Gemini Internet, runs Red Hat 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.
• GT Web Hosting, Inc.
• Gulfcoast On-Line Development, Inc., the "smallest ISP on the Mississippi Gulf Coast", is "powered by Linux". Goldinc has been using Linux exclusively since December 1995 for all Internet services -- including participation in the regional Mississippi Usenet hierarchy, ms.*, the birthplace of ms.linux, the "newsgroup whose name is so cool I can't breath".
• HaCon GmbH, uses Linux to help run the German Railway system (Deutsche Bahn AG).
• Hex.Net Superhighway, an ISP in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
• HobbitNET.
• H & L WEB Design Services, uses Slackware Linux for all Internet and intranet services, including backing up NT and Netware machines.
• HoistaNet, provides Internet and electronic commerce solutions to the greater Toronto area.
• Hookon.
• Hypernet Communications, Inc. an ISP running Slackware Linux.
• i-Connect.Net an ISP in Oregon running Linux exclusively since October 1995.
• i-connect.ru.
• Image Scandinavia Internet, an ISP in Denmark uses Linux exclusively.
• ImageNet, a Colorado ISP.
• Imaginator, uses Linux for WWW service, email and as a Windows and Mac fileserver.
• Ingenue International.
• IntelSev in Romania.
• InterAccess.
• InterCEC, an ISP in Vinnitsa, Ukraine uses Slackware and KSI Linux (Ukrainian distribution of Linux).
• interCom danmark aps, a Danish Telco uses Slackware Linux.
• 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.
• Internet Mont-Blanc, an ISP in France, uses Linux for Internet and intranet servers.
• InterNexo, an ISP in Brazil.
• Internet Promotions Europe, a commercial content provider in the Netherlands.
• Internet Server Connections provide Internet services using Red Hat Linux and Apache.
• 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.
• Illuminati Online.
• Intransco, provides travel reservation services to travel agencies and ticket consolidators using Linux.
• Internet Channel, provides services for a cyber cafe in Greece using Red Hat Linux.
• JRC Service/Net-Lab.
• Just WebIt!.
• kamping.com, is powered by Slackware.
• 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.
• LakeNet, an ISP in Norway.
• Laredo Morning Times, the local newspaper in Laredo, Texas runs Linux and the Apache WWW server.
• Leighton Internet & Multimedia uses Linux to run www.uk.domainnames.com for Internet services.
• The Linux Mall, uses Linux Pro to run their web site with an online catalog, and to do virtual web hosting.
• Linux Systems Labs.
• Livingston Internet Services, an ISP in Howell, MI. They use Linux for dialup access and Internet services.
• LocalEyes, uses Linux SMP to generate 100 GB of data for a browsable directory service, and search engine.
• Ludexpress, a French web hosting company uses Linux or all Internet services worldwide, and also as file servers and burning CDROMs.
• MEG uses Linux for Internet services and IP masquerading.
• MGA Software uses Linux as a web server, and to write their distribution tapes and CDs.
• Mexitel Communications, runs Red Hat Linux for Internet and intranet services.
• Misiones, an ISP in Argentina running over a 32Kbps Satellite link.
• Monkey, a small ISP run entirely on linux boxen in San Jose, CA.
• MSI Networks Inc., an ISP in Virginia runs all services on 3 Linux boxen.
• Mythical Solutions uses Linux exclusively for all of its Internet services (WWW, e-mail, FTP, DNS, etc.) for performance, security, and ethical reasons.
• NCP, uses Slackware to provide web hosting, leased line connections, computer consulting and computer training.
• NekoTech, Inc. runs Internet services using a DEC AlphaStation.
• NerdScan, a Danish consulting company. They also host free home pages for Danish users.
• Net 1 F/X, uses Linux to power a 50 line BBS and ISP.
• NetBytes Internet Ltd.
• NETIS, an ISP in Londonderry, NH provides dialup service and runs Auctions On the Web using Linux.
• Net Result System Services uses Linux for their ISP and web database systems.
• nevod.perm.su, an ISP in Russia uses Linux for Internet services and at client sites.
• Newsoft, an ISP in Pinerolo, Torino, Italy.
• New England Web Network - Smokey's Lair BBS.
• Innovation On Line, operated for New Equipment Digest magazine; the site currently carries over descriptions (and often pictures) of over 5,000 "new" products. It is completely programmed in C and run under Linux; no "stored" html is used.
• Nexus NDG, a web server in Odessa, Ukraine.
• Noguska uses Linux as DNS servers, and plans move most servers to Linux system in the future.
• North Rim Communications, an ISP in southern Idaho runs exclusively on Linux.
• Northen Thaisarn Internet Consortium.
• Nucleus Communications, hosts web pages with Linux machines.
• The Wonderful World of the i386, an i386 server running at Nucleus Communications.
• Nuvoli Ascensori, in Pinerolo Torino, Italy.
• Ocean Park Software, uses Linux as main internet gateway and is developing database software for Linux.
• Octal Technologies, an internet advertising, consulting and integration company.
• Online Computer Distribution runs Linux for ALL of their services, including DNS, FTP, shell access, gopher and virtual domain hosting.
• Online Services Pvt. Limited in Ahmedabad, India uses the Oracle 7 rdbms server (SCO version) running under iBCS.
• 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.
• Pentrel Internet, an international provider of business Internet consulting services, is powered by Red Hat Linux.
• Pilkington Software.
• Pointer Software Systems Inc.
• Pólus Center is powered by Red Hat Linux.
• Portfolio Central.
• Prima Druck & Verlag GmbH & Co KG uses Linux for Internet services and as a dialup PPP and FAX server. .
• quickness.com is powered by Slackware 3.2 and provides webspace and email for the general public.
• RailDreams, custom model railroad design and construction, is powered by Linux.
• Renaissance Internet Services.
• Research Machines plc, a UK PC manufacturer.
• Richard S. Carson & Associates use Linux for Internet and intranet servers, as well as a firewall and application testbed.
• Rimini On Net, uses Linux for all of their services.
• RioLink.com.
• Rockenbaugh and Frizzo LLP, uses Slackware Linux for network services such as SAMBA and WWW.
• Romagna Networks uses Red Hat Linux for Internet services.
• The Saab Network.
• SacNet Internet Services, an ISP in Sacramento, CA uses Slackware Linux for email, DNS, and shell access.
• SE Net, an ISP in Australia.
• shurflo.com, uses Linux as a firewall/router, and for httpd, lpd, remsh, nfsd, ncpfs, and samba services.
• SISCOM, an ISP in southern Ohio.
• Site by Site, provides dialup service, Internet services, and hosts over 120 domains using Linux in The Hague, The Netherlands.
• searchUK, a search engine for the UK, powered by multiple Linux machines and networks.
• Sistemi Telematici e Comunicazioni, an ISP running Linux for WWW, SMTP, Real Video, CU-SEEME reflector, mSQL, and FTP in Italy. They also develop Java software and cgi-bin applications.
• SmartNet Internet Services uses Linux and Xylogics Annexen to run an ISP.
• Speakeasy Cafe in Seattle, WA uses Intel and Alpha Linux for their Cybercafe and ISP services.
• Student.Net uses Linux for database-driven dynamic web content and internal production workflow software.
• SWAPPOINT, an ISP running Linux for WWW, SMTP, Real Video, CU-SEEME reflector, and FTP in Italy.
• SWMC, an ISP in Bangladesh uses Linux for all Internet and dialup services.
• SYV.COM, an ISP in Santa Ynez Valley, California, has four Linux servers.
• Tempus MUD, a roleplaying game company, has been using Redhat Linux as a platform for its game, Web, and ftp server for over 3 years.
• 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.
• Telematika, an ISP in Odessa, Ukraine uses Linux for WWW and database servers.
• The Link, an Alabama ISP uses Linux for all of their core servers.
• TISS.
• The LocalNet, and ISP in Indiana.
• Town Square Access.
• TSCNet Online Services, support 68 dialup lines using Cyclades cards.
• uxnet.net, is powered by Red Hat and Slackware Linux.
• ViaThe.Net.
• ViperNet Communications.
• virtualBase uses Linux to run their MBS server.
• Wavegate uses Linux exclusively to run an ISP.
• Warp Link GmbH, an ISP in Switzerland uses Linux to provide dialup access and WWW hosting.
• The WebService Provider, a Linux powered web service provider.
• 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.
• wicom.at, uses S.u.S.E Linux to run their Internet and intranet services.
• WorkGroup Solutions, uses Linux as a software development platform.
• X5 Networks, a web hosting and development company in Cyprus.
• XS4ALL.
• Xpres.Net, an ISP in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
• xtra-Net, an ISP in Germany uses S.u.S.E Linux for all Internet services.
• YARC Systems uses Linux in a PostScript RIP.
• Yet Another BOOkmarker, a public Netscape bookmark server, is powered by Debian GNU/Linux.

Educational and Organizational Servers

• AALLNET, the American Association of Law Libraries Online Information Service runs on Red Hat Linux! The main web site, over 15 independently maintained sub-sites and over 100 law-related listservs run on the AALLNET server.
• The Abbadingo Learning Competition hosted at the University of New Mexico.
• The US Army Aeroballistics Analysis Area runs a Linux WWW server.
• Akademi University in Finland has a Linux box for students studying computer science, used for Internet services.
• University of Alaska Anchorage Consortium Library.
• ameth.org.
• The Angelo State University Department of Physics server runs Linux for server and interactive uses.
• Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, (an agency of the USDA) is powered by Linux.
• Associazione Studenti Città Università, at the University of Ancona uses Linux as an Internet server.
• Auroral Observatory, at the University of Tromso in Norway uses Red Hat Linux to gather realtime geomagnetic data.
• B114 raato uses Linux all around the house.
• 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.
• Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences uses Linux as an Internet server and for SAMBA.
• The Binary Bar, Australia's first free internet bar, runs exclusively on Linux.
• Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires runs DNS, mail and a WWW server using Linux.
• The Chemistry Department at California State University, San Bernardino, CA runs Linux to serve web-based course information.
• CASPUR, the Italian Consortium for Supercomputing Applications.
• Network Research Group at Universidade Catolica de Pelotas, in Brazil.
• Central High School in St. Paul, MN. You can also telnet.
• Community Information & Referral, a non-profit organization in Phoenix, Arizona maintains a large database of Arizona non-profit agencies, self-help groups, government agencies, and other essential services.Linux is used for intranet and Internet services.
• 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.
• yggdraasil and sleipnir, two machines at Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor in Wales running Linux for WWW, WWW caching, and email.
• 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.
• DarkElf Network, offers free web space, and is powered by Linux.
• Decebal High School, Turnu Severin, Romania uses Linux for Internet and intranet services, and in the classroom.
• Defense Information Systems Agency uses Linux for internal development, PPP dialin and for various services on its intranet.
• DeQueen-Mena Educational Cooperative, uses Linux and NCSA httpd to run their Web server.
• DragonNet free shell services run Red Hat Linux.
• Electrical Engineering Gadjah Mada University at Yogyakarta, Indonesia runs Red Hat Linux for all Internet services.
• 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.
• EXCEL Group, a behavioral health and chemical dependency services provider uses Linux as an Internet server (WWW, email, firewall) for over 100 clients.
• Exploring Ancient World Cultures, and a Web crawler and search engine both running at the University of Evansville.
• Proyecto FACE, at the University of Malaga in Spain.
• Fachbereich Maschinenbau at the Institut für CAE, Fachhochschule Mannheim uses Linux as Internet servers.
• Ferret World.
• felix.ex.ba-heidenheim.de.
• FIRST runs Linux for all Internet services, file service and interactive logins.
• 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 Biochemistry, the Department of Geological 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.
• Georgia State University College of Law.
• The University of Georgia Libraries runs Scarlett, a Gopher/HTTP server running on a Linux system.
• Gladstone High School.
• Gunadarma University at Indonesia, Department Of Computerizing Development uses Linux as an Internet server, and to support 75 terminals.
• Students-Network of the HTBLuVA, in Austria uses Linux as a mail server for 900 users.
• The High School of Telecommunication Arts and Technology in Brooklyn, NY uses Linux for Internet services.
• 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.
• Technical University of Iasi, Romania, uses Linux on their main servers. They also use a Linux machine with 6 ethernet interfaces as a router.
• Indian Institute of Management, India.
• Institut für Medienwissenschaft und Film (IMF) der HBK-Braunschweig.
• linux.inf.ru.
• Ircadmins Dot Org uses Linux to provide a wide range of Internet services.
• 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.
• Jefferson Systems, a small networking research group at the College of William and Mary.
• Johannes Gutenberg-Universitaet, runs a web server on an i386, powered by Linux.
• The University of Jyväskylä in Finland has been using Linux since 1994 for Internet services and as workstations and interactive servers. They currently run Red Hat Linux.
• Keystone Oaks School District, in Pittsburgh, PA uses Linux for it's WWW server.
• Kitsap Public Utility District in Kitsap County, WA uses Linux for workgroup and web servers.
• 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.
• Lancaster University Library (England) uses Linux for a Library Catalogue and Integrated Library System.
• Lava Systems 97, a supercomputer project, at Bob Jones High School in Madison, Alabama.
• Liege On Line, the province of Liege in Belgium.
• Linux International, a non-profit organization to promote Linux development, hosted by the Linux Mall.
• linux.netline.be, the Linux Belgian Team site running Linux with Apache SSL.
• Marist Country, at Marist College in the Hudson valley.
• McGill University in Montreal provides a web presence for clubs, students, as well as Internet services.
• 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.
• Nachoism, the the religion of Beer and Nachos, uses Linux for WWW, email and database services.
• NAESC, the National Association of Engineering Student Councils.
• 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.
• www.ocean.ic.net, runs all Internet services on an i486 (over 40000 files available).
• Office of Continuing Medical Education ath the University of California San Francisco uses Linux on its web server and for all adminstrative purposes.
• State of Oklahoma, USA.
• The Department of Math at the University of Oslo has ~40 Linux workstations used as terminal rooms and workstations.
• Osmangazi Universitesi, runs Slackware and Red Hat Linux for all Internet and intranet services.
• Paradise Valley Community College runs Red Hat Linux.
• 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.
• Rajabhat Institute Chandrakasem uses Linux for Internet and Intranet services.
• Rajabhat Institute Ubonratchathani, a university in Thailand users Linux for DNS, dialups, Web and email services.
• Redeemer College uses Linux for WWW and email service.
• 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.
• The Renegade Oupost is a MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) running on Linux at The Connection, a New Jersy based ISP.
• Rete Civica di Cremona, a totally Linux Metropolitan Area Network in Cremona, Italy. It connects local municipalities, schools and universities together. Linux is used for all services.
• rickjames.sapien.net.
• The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Ryerson Polytechnic University uses Linux for servers and workstations.
• scadanet.ml.org.
• South Alabama Linux Users Group.
• Sidney Sussex College one of the colleges of the University of Cambridge.
• Sinnfree, a freenet in Rockford, Illinois uses Slackware and Red Hat Linux.
• St. Peter School, uses Linux for SMTP and WWW services.
• 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 an i386!
• University of Alabama Computer Science Department uses Red Hat Linux.
• University of Southern Mississippi, uses Linux boxen for network services, as firewalls and routers (Fiber and HDSL), and maintains a Beowulf cluster.
• Linux@IME-USP, a student run system at the Universidade de São Paulo, supports 200 users and Internet services.
• Department of Pathology, at the University of Tennessee, Memphis runs Red Hat Linux.
• The Student's Computer Society at the University of Limerick, Ireland runs Linux to provide Internet services to over 200 users.
• Technical University in Vinnitsa, Ukraine, runs Slackware Linux.
• Wageningen Agricultural University.
• www.warp.ml.org.
• linux.wauug.org.
• Department of Spatial Information Systems and Forest Geodesy, at Warsaw Agricultural University, Poland runs Linux to provide WWW, FTP, discussion lists and email accounts for faculty, staff and students.
• 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.

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