Subject: Re: Setting up mail server
From: Justin Dieters (enderak@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue Dec 25 2001 - 14:45:35 AKST
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>Actually, I think there's a misunderstanding here. His connection is
>through GCI, but where the domain was registered is irrelevant, as long as
>he has the right DNS and such set up. In this case, since he is using the
>IP from GCI, they include DNS and such as part of that IP.
>
>In my case, everything is connected and such through GCI, but I used
>Dotster to register the domain. I got the IP, asked for the DNS server
>info and such, then did the registration at Dotster using their info and
>told GCI what I did. No problems...
>
Hmm.. maybe I wasn't clear about how I went about setting everything up.
I registered the domain through Network Solutions (aka Verisign). Then
I got a static ip all set up with GCI, and then put GCI's dns server
info into Network Solution's database - and after a day or so, poof - it
worked. Sounds just like what Tom did, only with a different registrar.
Thank again everyone, and I'll let you know how it all goes! Probably
get around to it tomorrow since I'm heading out to my parent's for
christmas in a few.
Justin
www.enderakonline.com
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