On Wednesday, June 18, 2003, at 10:05 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting "Casey T. Deccio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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?
Perhaps it's Just Me but I don't like godaddy, the DNS stuff is very difficult
for me to do.
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?
I have one Setup at DOMAINSITE.com i love them. They make the DNS
administration very easy. And you can Setup you DNS just by filling in forms.
that's how i do it at godaddy.
3. If I get fed up with hosting it myself, can I have anyone host it at
anytime?
Domain site makes this very easy. Just changing the Nameservers and the IP
that your site resides at.
4. Is changing where a domain points to a painful process using GoDaddy, or
is it pretty straight-forward?
Straigt Forward for Both
Mark Gardner
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