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February 1st, 2000, 06:58 PM
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Hello,
We recently bought a new domain name from register.com and have had our current website on my ISP's server. How do i go about getting my domain name to my ISP's server? thx Josh
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February 4th, 2000, 07:43 PM
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it can be a pretty big pain ... but you have to tell internic that you need the dns servers updated. your new isp may offer to do that for you.
internic is at: www.networksolutions.com
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February 7th, 2000, 08:27 AM
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All Domain Names have an IP address assigned to them. (For example, the
IP address for http://www.microsoft.com is http://207.46.131.30 ). Obtain the IP address for your current website from your ISP. Login to Register.com's Domain Manager using the username and password that you created during the registration process along with your new domain name. Next click Change IP and you'll be on a page on which you can add, edit or delete IP addresses for your domain name. Click Edit IP and change the IP address to the one that got from your ISP. Click Yes to apply, then Yes again to confirm. The results will be visible on the Internet within 3-24 hours. Be sure and consult your ISP before editing IP addresses. This change directly affects the functionality of your web site.
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