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How can I mask my ipaddress as a .com name?
Instead of having people find my apache server with. http://123.456.123.456/
i want it to be. http://www.somename.com/
so people could just put
johndoewebsite.com
into the browser, and poof it goes to my site.
Last edited by xviddivxoggmp3; 04-06-2004 at 04:49 PM.
Register the name you want with a Registrar.
Point your name from the registrar to the DNS servers you have setup that translates your current server's IP to a name.
Setup your DNS server..
And poof, you have your own domain name.............
Originally posted by Lleb_KCir you will have to deal with those that register DNS and keep in mind you will need to be on a static IP for that to work.
I have DHCP and host my own domain.. actually 3..
If you don't have a Static IP, you can use such services like www.zoneedit.com to use Dynamically issued IP's, etc. Its just much easier with a Static IP.
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