On Sunday 23 September 2001 21:18, Tim Wunder babbled:
> dynip.com, or .org?
> dynip.org requested a usercode/password for access.
>
damnit.. I meant myip.org. sorry
> dyndns.org looked interesting, especially the free part, but it seems that
> I'd need to run a DNS server locally, or pay them to use theirs. I've got a
You don't have to run a dns server locally. I've done it without one. I now
run a caching only server, but I've run without it before..
> domain name, but I haven't done anything with it yet. I'd like to,
> ultimately, have the domain point to my webserver. I also was looking at
> dyndns.com, but they've got a yearly fee for their service.
no experience here.. sorry
others on this list use dyndns.org, perhaps they can jump in?
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