Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Nameservers, Again!

2005-09-25 Thread Dana Marshall
Thank you! That definitely answers my question. Dana At 04:09 PM 9/25/2005, you wrote: Dana Marshall wrote: No one has answered my question on what I do to change the name server on a domain that is hosted other than on my home computer. HELP? Do I need to call my domain registrar for help? I

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Nameservers, Again!

2005-09-25 Thread Jessica Rasku
Dana Marshall wrote: No one has answered my question on what I do to change the name server on a domain that is hosted other than on my home computer. HELP? Do I need to call my domain registrar for help? If not, what do I put in there? It wants names, but not my static IP address. HELP? I am r

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Nameservers, Again!

2005-09-25 Thread Joshua Slive
On 9/25/05, Dana Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > No one has answered my question on what I do to change the name > server on a domain that is hosted other than on my home computer. > HELP? Do I need to call my domain registrar for help? If not, what do > I put in there? It wants names, but no

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Nameservers, Again!

2005-09-25 Thread Dana Marshall
No one has answered my question on what I do to change the name server on a domain that is hosted other than on my home computer. HELP? Do I need to call my domain registrar for help? If not, what do I put in there? It wants names, but not my static IP address. HELP? I am running the Windows ve

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Nameservers

2005-09-14 Thread Dana Marshall
Okay, I'm stuck. I want to have my domain point to my static IP, but when I go to Godaddy.com, and click on Nameservers, it wants a NAME, not an IP address. How do I resolve this? How do I set up a Nameserver, do I need to, or how do I get Godaddy.com to accept just the static IP? Dana