I've been playing with Apache and am able to access my machine by typing in
the IP address in a browser. I am connected to RoadRunner by a cable modem.
RR uses DHCP, so my IP could theoretically change. I named the machine
NAME.columbus.rr.com, which I found from winipcfg (when I still had
A static ip and registered domain name are necessary to create an address
record in DNS. Your isp can handle this. See if they have that as a
service. Of course they'll charge extra to set it up, etc
At 09:30 PM 1/15/2002, you wrote:
I've been playing with Apache and am able to access
On Tue, 2002-01-15 at 15:30, Todd Slater wrote:
I've been playing with Apache and am able to access my machine by typing in
the IP address in a browser. I am connected to RoadRunner by a cable modem.
RR uses DHCP, so my IP could theoretically change. I named the machine
Domain Suggestion. You're using Road Runner and about every month,
month and a half your ip address will change. Due to ATT's ever
expaning cable network.I use dyndns.org for my domain forwarding if
that's what you call it.
You can use a third party to check your ip address every 5 minutes or
Dave Sherman wrote:
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On Tue, 2002-01-15 at 15:30, Todd Slater wrote:
I've been playing with Apache and am able to access my machine by typing inthe IP address in a browser. I am connected to RoadRunner by a cable modem.RR uses DHCP, so my IP could theoretically
