DNS Server

*** John wrote/escribió (9 Feb 2004 18:12:04 -0800):
 > I don't know if anyone would know but does Apache webserver also possible
 > have a DNS server built in

Sorry, it's just a web server: no DNS, no mail, no mp3 playing

 > or does any other company have a free DNS server app that i can use, I'm
 > trying to make my machine a webserver and I kinda wanted to have a
 > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.com" target="_blank">www.com</a> address instead of my ip.

Sure there are. But I doubt you really want to deal with configuring a DNS
server. Most domain registrars offer you theirs for free. If they don't,
move to another registrar.



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"John" <gcfan100_5.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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| I don't know if anyone would know but does Apache
webserver also
| possible have a DNS server built in or does any other
company have a
| free DNS server app that i can use, I'm trying to make my
machine a
| webserver and I kinda wanted to have a www.com address
instead of my
| ip.
|
| John

You could always use a "no-ip" address instead if you are
worried about a dynamic ip changing. Otherwise I think the
only way to get a personal domain name is to register one. I
did it through my ISP and also have an Apache 2.0 server
(among other server apps) running at home under a "no-ip"
address.

http://www.no-ip.com/

You don't need a personal DNS server for what you want to
do.

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