Dave Milne wrote:
> Companys such as dyndns.org can register a .com for you and do the dns thing
> for ~35 bucks per year. Importantly they are geared up to deal with the fact
> that your ISP may have given you a dynamic IP address ( one which may change
> every 24 hours ). This is a bummer for hosting, since it means that the
> domain name server will need to be updated every 24 hours, but dyndns.org
> have software which you can run which will do this for you - it spots when
> your ISP has changed the address and tells dyndns.org. Or alternatively,
> your broadband firewall router may do it for you ( I have 2 which know about
> dyndns.org ). You don't have a firewall router ? You are insane :-)
>
> If you want to play for free, you can. Dyndns.org will allow you register up
> to 5 sub-domain names (e.g. www.chad.dyndns.org for free). Shaggie / Travis
> does it this way (http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org) . There are other ones
> you can pick from.


Or for the same $35 setup fee, you can get free bannerless hosting with
email at Doteasy.com and have a real domain, not a sub-domain. I host
several domains there and they're great.

Cheers,
- JG

 

Dave Milne wrote:
> Companys such as dyndns.org can register a .com for you and do the dns thing
> for ~35 bucks per year. Importantly they are geared up to deal with the fact
> that your ISP may have given you a dynamic IP address ( one which may change
> every 24 hours ). This is a bummer for hosting, since it means that the
> domain name server will need to be updated every 24 hours, but dyndns.org
> have software which you can run which will do this for you - it spots when
> your ISP has changed the address and tells dyndns.org. Or alternatively,
> your broadband firewall router may do it for you ( I have 2 which know about
> dyndns.org ). You don't have a firewall router ? You are insane :-)
>
> If you want to play for free, you can. Dyndns.org will allow you register up
> to 5 sub-domain names (e.g. www.chad.dyndns.org for free). Shaggie / Travis
> does it this way (http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org) . There are other ones
> you can pick from.


Or for the same $35 setup fee, you can get free bannerless hosting with
email at Doteasy.com and have a real domain, not a sub-domain. I host
several domains there and they're great.

Cheers,
- JG

 

Dave Milne wrote:
> Companys such as dyndns.org can register a .com for you and do the dns thing
> for ~35 bucks per year. Importantly they are geared up to deal with the fact
> that your ISP may have given you a dynamic IP address ( one which may change
> every 24 hours ). This is a bummer for hosting, since it means that the
> domain name server will need to be updated every 24 hours, but dyndns.org
> have software which you can run which will do this for you - it spots when
> your ISP has changed the address and tells dyndns.org. Or alternatively,
> your broadband firewall router may do it for you ( I have 2 which know about
> dyndns.org ). You don't have a firewall router ? You are insane :-)
>
> If you want to play for free, you can. Dyndns.org will allow you register up
> to 5 sub-domain names (e.g. www.chad.dyndns.org for free). Shaggie / Travis
> does it this way (http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org) . There are other ones
> you can pick from.


Or for the same $35 setup fee, you can get free bannerless hosting with
email at Doteasy.com and have a real domain, not a sub-domain. I host
several domains there and they're great.

Cheers,
- JG

 

I have had customers use http://ipowerweb.com/ ....they are pretty good
with the bandwidth, email, all of it...good price too....



"Chad" <chadsmach1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040624125621.05775.00000504@mb-m05.aol.com...
> I want to get into more depth of web desgin just for kicks. I'm looking
for
> some good sources for web hosting. I need someone that will give me my own
> domain name (www.Chad.com...etc). I'm also looking for generous amounts of
> bandwidth up and down. I'm in NC (Cary), and I have a roadrunner
connection, so
> bandwidth on my end isn't a problem. I would just set up IIS but I'm not
sure
> of roadrunners policies concerning it. Any suggestions?
>
>
> Chad
>

 

I have had customers use http://ipowerweb.com/ ....they are pretty good
with the bandwidth, email, all of it...good price too....



"Chad" <chadsmach1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040624125621.05775.00000504@mb-m05.aol.com...
> I want to get into more depth of web desgin just for kicks. I'm looking
for
> some good sources for web hosting. I need someone that will give me my own
> domain name (www.Chad.com...etc). I'm also looking for generous amounts of
> bandwidth up and down. I'm in NC (Cary), and I have a roadrunner
connection, so
> bandwidth on my end isn't a problem. I would just set up IIS but I'm not
sure
> of roadrunners policies concerning it. Any suggestions?
>
>
> Chad
>

 

I have had customers use http://ipowerweb.com/ ....they are pretty good
with the bandwidth, email, all of it...good price too....



"Chad" <chadsmach1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040624125621.05775.00000504@mb-m05.aol.com...
> I want to get into more depth of web desgin just for kicks. I'm looking
for
> some good sources for web hosting. I need someone that will give me my own
> domain name (www.Chad.com...etc). I'm also looking for generous amounts of
> bandwidth up and down. I'm in NC (Cary), and I have a roadrunner
connection, so
> bandwidth on my end isn't a problem. I would just set up IIS but I'm not
sure
> of roadrunners policies concerning it. Any suggestions?
>
>
> Chad
>

 

I have had customers use http://ipowerweb.com/ ....they are pretty good
with the bandwidth, email, all of it...good price too....



"Chad" <chadsmach1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040624125621.05775.00000504@mb-m05.aol.com...
> I want to get into more depth of web desgin just for kicks. I'm looking
for
> some good sources for web hosting. I need someone that will give me my own
> domain name (www.Chad.com...etc). I'm also looking for generous amounts of
> bandwidth up and down. I'm in NC (Cary), and I have a roadrunner
connection, so
> bandwidth on my end isn't a problem. I would just set up IIS but I'm not
sure
> of roadrunners policies concerning it. Any suggestions?
>
>
> Chad
>

 

??
The dyndns.org 35 bucks includes the real domain. The subdomain is free.

Dave Milne, Scotland
'91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ

"Bubba Kahuna (only 1 'J' in my address)" <jjjjjjjjjjjjjjj@null.net> wrote
in message news:10do8jh5k68u83c@corp.supernews.com...
> Dave Milne wrote:
> > Companys such as dyndns.org can register a .com for you and do the dns
thing
> > for ~35 bucks per year.
> Or for the same $35 setup fee, you can get free bannerless hosting with
> email at Doteasy.com and have a real domain, not a sub-domain. I host
> several domains there and they're great.

 

??
The dyndns.org 35 bucks includes the real domain. The subdomain is free.

Dave Milne, Scotland
'91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ

"Bubba Kahuna (only 1 'J' in my address)" <jjjjjjjjjjjjjjj@null.net> wrote
in message news:10do8jh5k68u83c@corp.supernews.com...
> Dave Milne wrote:
> > Companys such as dyndns.org can register a .com for you and do the dns
thing
> > for ~35 bucks per year.
> Or for the same $35 setup fee, you can get free bannerless hosting with
> email at Doteasy.com and have a real domain, not a sub-domain. I host
> several domains there and they're great.

 

??
The dyndns.org 35 bucks includes the real domain. The subdomain is free.

Dave Milne, Scotland
'91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ

"Bubba Kahuna (only 1 'J' in my address)" <jjjjjjjjjjjjjjj@null.net> wrote
in message news:10do8jh5k68u83c@corp.supernews.com...
> Dave Milne wrote:
> > Companys such as dyndns.org can register a .com for you and do the dns
thing
> > for ~35 bucks per year.
> Or for the same $35 setup fee, you can get free bannerless hosting with
> email at Doteasy.com and have a real domain, not a sub-domain. I host
> several domains there and they're great.