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#1
 2004-12-19, 20:05 |
shiftyboyos 
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 PC Apache Server
My friend has an apache server on his PC.
How does he give it a .com or .ca name so he dosent have to send people to a numerical address?
He wants to host a website on his PC, he has dsl, will this be ok if he gets alot of connections? Plus how many connections would make it a problem?
Thanks for any feedback.
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2004-12-19, 20:28 |
cense
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Re: PC Apache Server
He has to register a DNS name. If you want a top level .com or whatnot, you'll have to pay. There are free subdomain services like www.cjb.net (http://www.cjb.net) if he isn't interested in paying.
Moving to T&T.
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