Hello, you can also use mydomain.com...its your own domain www.abc.com you
have full control of how to set it up, plus its free.
~Jeff
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From: Mike Kelley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 22 May 2001 13:08
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Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] DNS/WEB SERVER WITH APACHE/PHP/WIN98
You don't need the DNS Unless you want to pay for the www.abc.com.my domain.
All your r
y 21, 2001 20:08
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Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] DNS/WEB SERVER WITH APACHE/PHP/WIN98
You don't need the DNS Unless you want to pay for the www.abc.com.my
domain. All your remote offices need to do to connect to the server is
type in the IP of the server. T
You don't need the DNS Unless you want to pay for the www.abc.com.my domain. All your
remote offices need to do to connect to the server is type in the IP of the server.
The remote boxes will be directed into the web root directory. Give it a try, you
already have what you want. The only plus
Thank you for your reply.
Probably I can explain more detail to you the configuration:
I want to install one web server in the main office and 3 pcs at different branches.
The main purpose is to online the transactions at branches with main office.
The web server is connected to internet using
Well, that depends on what you wanna do?
>
> Is it possible to set up a DNS server in a web server ?
A server acting as web server can also host a DNS server. It's just 2
different services/deamons running on different IP ports (http/web
commonly uses port 80 and DNS querys uses port 53).
If yo
