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Use a commercial domain name with a dynamic IP
http://www.namecheap.com has worked well for me. $8.88 a year with Dynamic DNS included.
Use a commercial domain name with a dynamic IP
Namecheap.com seems too good to be true -- they aren't ICANN accredited, though, are they? What does this mean, exactly?
(The list of ICANN-accredited services can be seen at http://www.icann.org/registrars/accredited-list.html.)
Jeff
Use a commercial domain name with a dynamic IP
Oh, I'm sorry. Reading the Namecheap.com Registration Agreement more carefully, I see that: Namecheap is a reseller to a registrar with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ("ICANN") for Top Level Domain Names (TLDs), currently .com, .net and .org. ICANN oversees registrations and other aspects of the TLDs. As a domain name reseller, Namecheap is, upon accepting your domain name registration application, your sponsor for that application. All domain name registrations we register for TLDs are not effective until we have delivered the domain name registration information you provide us to the registry administrator for the TLDs, as applicable, and the registry administrator puts into effect your domain name registration. Currently, the registry administrator for the .com, .net and .org TLDs is Network Solutions, Inc. So Namecheap.com is just a reseller? How are they able to register for only $8.88, wwhen Network Solutions, Inc. is charging more like $35? Thanks for your help. . .Jeff
NameCheap & dynamic DNS
Anyone know of a good dynamic DNS client for OS X that works with NameCheap?
Use a commercial domain name with a dynamic IP
Another cheap registrar is Names4Ever (www.names4ever.com). $8/year for just the domain. Sure, that doesn't include dynamic DNS, but there are tons of other free providers. I use both Zoneedit and xname.org. I have not had any problems with either. Only thing that I don't like about ZoneEdit is that they have a 200mb/year bandwidth limit. For email, I use a service called uucpssh.org. Their servers receive the email for your domain and then send it to you comp to do whatever. I'll eventually write the instructions on getting uucpssh working with OS X.
Unable to view page (connection refused)
I can't view the page from the outside. I'm getting a "connection refused message". G4 serving the site is sitting behind an Airport Snow Base Station. It has 10.0.0.2 as internal address.
What do I do wrong?
-jhave
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