Okay, I've been watching domain questions on the list, and I'm about ready to buy deccio.net, but I have a few final questions that the UUG can probably answer better than I can:
1. I plan on hosting mail/web on my own machine (instead of paying someone to host it). I like the control and the learning experience, but... has anyone found that to be a pain? 2. I'm looking at GoDaddy.com (it's been well recommended by the list, and it looks like it has pretty decent services and prices). When I register deccio.net, what does it take for me to resolve the actual server names (e.g., www.deccio.net, mail.deccio.net, etc.). Do I run some sort of secondary DNS on my machine? 3. If I get fed up with hosting it myself, can I have anyone host it at anytime? 4. Is changing where a domain points to a painful process using GoDaddy, or is it pretty straight-forward? Any advice from GoDaddy users (or anyone else who can offer) is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Casey ____________________ BYU Unix Users Group http://uug.byu.edu/ ___________________________________________________________________ List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uug-list
