Bill, I think this is going to be pretty easy. You should start
received administrative emails about the transfer. Let me know if you
need help with any of them. In order to do this as quickly as possible
and make this happen before the first, I felt it was best to get things
started at least.
I may have you point the DNS to my server in the mean time, so that I
can then point to your hosting. I know that may sound backwards, but I
don't want any downtime for the transfer of the mailing list dns info
when ip's change.
I meant to give you my phone number earlier on in this, but forgot. If
you need or feel like you would rather chat on the phone, call me at
972.839.4458 and if necessary, I can call you back. My work provides
the cell, so no charge for me to call you.
Let me know if you have questions
Charles
Bill Bentley wrote:
Cool
I will check tomorrow...
Bill
----- Original Message -----
From: "Charles "wokka" Goldsmith" <[email protected]>
To: "Bill Bentley" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 8:49 PM
Subject: Re: Texascavers mailing list 'Administrative Message'
Bill, I use directnic.com for my hosting, and here is there info on a
transfer:
An authorization email will be sent to the e-mail address listed for the
administrative contact in the WHOIS records for the domain being
transferred. This email includes a URL with verification codes. Go to
the URL and enter the codes. Some registrars, such as Network Solutions
and Register.com, will also send their own authorization emails to the
domain administrative contact. Please confirm with them as soon as you
receive the authorization email. The transfer process can take up to 10
days to complete.
This seems very simple and straightforward. Let me know what the cost
from your end will be and I'll get this started.
Bill Bentley wrote:
I am not 100 % sure on the transfer
I will call Network Solutions when the time comes and get some
instructions
and a real time cost of the value of what I have in it... (I think it
expires in 2008)
here is the WINWHO IS information...
Registrant:
BENTLEY, WILLIAM **
400 Eastwood Drive
Midland, TX 79703-5308
US
Domain Name: TEXASCAVERS.COM
Administrative Contact , Technical Contact :
BENTLEY, WILLIAM **
[email protected]
400 Eastwood Drive
Midland, TX 79703-5308
US
Phone: 432 697 3079
Fax: 432 681 6576
Record expires on 13-Jul-2008
Record created on 13-Jul-2000
Database last updated on 29-Jun-2004
Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.WEBNETHOSTING.NET
NS2.WEBNETHOSTING.NET
Thanks,
Bill
----- Original Message -----
From: "Charles "wokka" Goldsmith" <[email protected]>
To: "Bill Bentley" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 7:31 PM
Subject: Re: Texascavers mailing list 'Administrative Message'
I'll keep this between us, so no worries.
The first thing I'm going to do is transfer the working dns to my
server, and get things working there, that way I can just change a dns
setting the night that I move the list over to my server. Once I have
things working smoothly there, I'll let you know to cancel your
webhosting account. I'll get this all working before the end of the
month.
It's been so long since I've transfered a domain, what does that
entail?
Thanks
Charles
Bill Bentley wrote:
Yes I can have it download it to me currently and it will be current
as
of
that moment.
The domain is registered to me through network solutions and you can
either
use it....( I transfer the DNS) or purchase it from me for exactly
what
I
have in it and then have it transferred as a new ownership to you... I
will
cooperate how ever is best for you.
Here is the current set up hosted with webnet hosting solutions for
$7.95 a
month (can be bought cheaper for a year at a time)
Please, this is confidential and I trust you won't pass it around...
Also
you will note the mail list software is very limited...
Name texascavers.com
Address 65.109.82.240
Username caveman
Password nKTmgiLd
You can access your Control Panel by going to
http://65.109.82.240/menu
The above is good for FTP as well
It is paid until end of February at present.
Holler if you have any more questions.
Thanks,
Bill
