Pros and Cons of Vitural Hosting vs Separate machine -- need opinion
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some routers have linux installed so it's possible
Proper way is to place DNS server with redirects in config but it's impossible now because many isp's/software will not bother to check unofficial DNS servers.
other way around is to use OpenDNS/NoIp portforward site2.com -> router_ip:someport->port_forward to local ip/port this is possible but im unsure if this will affect address bar.
Last edited by sunnydrake; 02-13-2011 at 08:36 AM.
"DNS server with redirects in config"? if that means running your won DNS server, then I think that's really not desirable. There's a limit as to how far up the tree you should try to get, and "dynamic" ip's generally stay static for months at a time. DDNS services provide low ttl's which are largely adhered to by other DNS servers, so dynamic dns is fine.
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