Subj : PRO
To   : Chris Cranford
From : Jay Fuller
Date : Fri Nov 23 2001 11:37 am

CC>-> using zoneedit, you can forward to report ports
CC>-> on your machine....so "mydomain.com" might
CC>-> actually be "joedomain.com:8080".  It'll
CC>-> hit another port antomatically.
 
CC>Where do you provide your updated zone files to?  What service
CC>provider is servicing your DNS requests?  
 
Actually, Zoneedit handles all that. You register your domain with
whomever and point your domains to Zonedit's DNS servers, whereas you
use a webbased inteface to tell it where you are and which services pint
where.  I've also downloaded a utility that I run on my local NT box
that checks my IP periodically and updates it remotely with zoneedit (or
dyndns or whoever) whenever it changes.
 
I've come a long way with this playing stuff. :)

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