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how to put a newly registered domain name to my url?
I just got a new domain name - www.hello.com for example. I was given a username & passwd to login to http://www.manage.opensrs.net and I was require to alter the setting to suite my news. Everything seems to be alien to me. All I ever wanted is to point my www.hello.com to my webpage hosted on geocities. How can I do this myself (I am not tight budget)? What are the steps involve?
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hi!
if you can do this in the console (the www address where you need login&pw), make your URL point to the IP that your geocities site has. does the console offer "forwarding"? (not email-forwarding!) if not, you need to ask your registrar if they offer this at all, if not you need to switch your DNS provider ![]() usually you register domains with the provider you also host at(geocities), then you have the minimum possible problems. anyway, you should have asked their support (the DNS provider´s) and not us - they KNOW the solution, we can only guess ![]() you could go for a re-routing solution too (but then people will not see your domain name in the address bar): write a php script to send the header "location: pages.geocities.com/asdasdasd/index.html". and put it as index.php into your domain. but this is probably not what you wanted...
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mmm.. I understand now. thanks for your answer.
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In the OpenSRS Domain Manager, you specify your nameservers.
Since you are using a free GeoCities account, you will want to use nameservers that support URL forwarding. Some will allow you to mask the URL by buring your site in a frameset. There are a number of these out there - everydns.net and mydomain.com are just a couple of options. Your registrar may also offer this service, but there is no reason to change registrars if they don't offer it. The free ones work fine. -t |
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