Subj : Re: Domain DNS site To : Finnigann From : Arpawolf Date : Tue Sep 27 2005 11:14 am Re: Re: Domain DNS site By: Finnigann to Diamond Dave on Sat Sep 24 2005 06:31 pm > -=> Diamond Dave wrote to All <=- > > DD> With all this discussion on DNS and IP forwarding, I'll chip in with my > DD> experiences. > > DD> For the last four years, I've used a service called My Domain. Its 100% > DD> free and works rather well. > > DD> I would only use this service if your IP address is fairly stable > DD> (changes only once every several months or less) > > DD> http://www.mydomain.com > > DD> Works for URL redirection too, but works great for telnet, FTP, E-mail, > DD> NNTP, etc. > > DD> I use it for three domains (including the one for my BBS) all under one > DD> account. > > DD> Try it, you may like it :-) > > > How do you update your info when the IP changes? Why 'once every several > months' at a time? > > But on the other hand back-ups are always the rule. > > > > ÕÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ > ³ "We live in a society exquisitely dependent on science and technology, > ³ in which hardly anyone knows anything about science and technology." > ³ - Carl Sagan > ³ > > > ... HEY! These cookies don't taste like Girl Scouts! Another alternative: http://www.zoneedit.com I have two domains through godaddy soon to be four. 1) First signup on ZoneEdit. 2) Then obtain the DNS servers and then plug them into godaddy, so they point to ZoneEdit's servers. 3) Go back to ZoneEdit, edit your "A" records to plug in your current IP. Then your done... Note: When ever your IP addy changes u have to go back to ZoneEdit and replug your new IP addy in if its dynamic (changing). There are a few scripts out there that'll update automatically or manually depending on how u wish it. They are usually listed on their sites which scripts work with their site.. ;) Happy BBS'ing...   .::[ arpawolf ]::. ÿ  --- þ Synchronet þ RarePenguin Ltd: telnet://rarepenguin.org .