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Old February 18th, 2004, 07:24 PM
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Any Microsoft DNS Experts out there wanna help a newbie
I am new to Microsoft DNS Server and to DNS offcourse. I have windows 2003 OS. How do I add approiate nameserver such as NS1.mydomain.com and NS2.mydomain.com. I think i have my DNS server configured correctly. I want to know how to setup the NS1.mydomain.com part so i can host my website. Because tats wat the domain registars want rite...NS1....and NS2.... to point to the website so it tells them that the informaiton is stored there.

If i am wrong then can someone help me please...pretty please

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Old February 19th, 2004, 03:33 PM
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I don't know how to use Microsoft DNS for hosting your own websites (it's difficult, I think), but why don't you use a free service offered by ZoneEdit (www.zoneedit.com). You register a domain with a domain name registering company, register with ZoneEdit who give you free nameservers and then from a ZoneEdit control panel set up details like the IP addresses of your servers and mail servers.

I use it and I would recommend it!
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Thanks so much for that link its what i have bin looking for a long time. but can any 1 still answer his question i would like to set mine up so i have it and the skillz.
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now wat i got a zoneedit zone
okay i got a zone from zoneedit. What do i do now. Do i still need to run Microsoft DNS Server on my PC or just have the webserver running on it.

Or i can have both the Microsoft DNS server and the webserver and still use the zoneedit zone along with it.

Please advise.

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