Welcome to GreenNet
GreenNet is the ethical ISP that has been connecting people and groups who work for peace, the environment, gender equality and human rights since 1986.
GreenNet is the ethical ISP that has been connecting people and groups who work for peace, the environment, gender equality and human rights since 1986.
GreenNet web projects are all about planning, designing, building and hosting websites that work for you and the issues you’re working on.
GreenNet’s POP/IMAP enabled mailboxes with unlimited online storage, access to email from anywhere using GreenNet Webmail, daily offsite backups and GreenNet Support to help you along the way.
Ethical home user & organisational broadband, ADSL up to 8Mbps & ADSL2+ up to 20Mbps, capped & uncapped bandwidth, fixed IP, and GreenNet’s excellent support team ensuring you’re online all of the time.
A number of new virus and malware threats have appeared for users of Windows XP and Internet Explorer recently.
Links to web based systems for administering databases (phpMyAdmin), ActionApps, mailing lists (mailman), and web based email (squirrelmail, horde).
Use these settings to configure your dial-up networking, email and FTP software for connecting to GreenNet’s online services.
There are two ways of accessing your GreenNet email account on the web.
This brief 2-step guide will help you to set Thunderbird to leave mail on the server. Leaving your mail on the server can be helpful if you use Thunderbird on a portable USB drive to check your email while away from your main computer, or if you have multiple computer/email clients checking email for the same account (for example MacMail on one laptop, and Thunderbird on another).
This way when you return to your main desktop/laptop, you can still download all of your email.
Thank you very much for your diligent work… This is the attention to detail we tell people about when we say they should consider GreenNet as their new ISP.
Information, aims and events of the Quaker Socialist Society
Not-for-profit, research, writing and publishing company.
The Canon Collins Educational Trust is funding black students from South Africa to obtain qualifications which will enable them to contribute to building a better society.
| Type | Title |
|---|---|
| Forum topic | How to install Tor |
| Event | Peace News Summer Camp |
| Jobs | Caucasus Programme Assistant |
| News article | Hi-tech helps Iranian monitoring |
| Jobs | War Resisters' International Finance and Administration Worker |
| News article | Happy Birthday Aung San Suu Kyi! |
| Topic | Comment | Author |
|---|---|---|
| The Tone and the Music | Obama and Israel | Anonymous |
| Domain Registry of America Scam | Domain Renewal Group | Anonymous |
| I get so much SPAM | Links | Cedric (GreenNet) |
| Earthwatch Lecture: Forests & Climate Change | Doors open at 6.00pm (cash | Anonymous |
| Domain Registry of America Scam | We got hit by them. | Anonymous |
As protests continue in Iran, details are emerging of the technology used to monitor its citizens. Iran is well known for filtering the net, but the government has moved to do the same for mobile phones. Nokia Siemens Network has confirmed it supplied Iran with the technology needed to monitor, control, and read local telephone calls.
June 19th was Aung San Suu Kyi’s birthday, it is her 14th birthday in detention. As you know we set up 64ForSuu.org to allow people from all over the world to leave message of support for Burma’s democracy leader.
Al-Haq is pleased to announce that on 18 and 19 June 2009, the UK Divisional Court in London will be hearing the preliminary motions of the case brought by Al-Haq, in cooperation with solicitor Phil Shiner of Public Interest Lawyers (PIL), challenging the UK government over its failure to fulfil its obligations under international law with respect to Israel’s activities in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
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Please note that the opinions of our user community do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the GreenNet Collective.
