1. offtopic: website
o great robert craig, how'd you get your own BSD UNIX server up and
running? how did you get your machine it's own domain name?
2. Re: offtopic: website
sephiroth_ writes:
> o great robert craig, how'd you get your own
> BSD UNIX server up and running? how
> did you get your machine it's own domain name?
I registered the name "RapidEuphoria.com"
a long time ago. RDS is in Toronto.
RapidEuphoria.com is currently hosted on a
machine in the U.S., but I can move it anywhere I wish.
The host machine is running BSD,
but that's largely irrelevant to me.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
3. Re: offtopic: website
On 11 Apr 2001, at 1:06, sephiroth _ wrote:
>
> o great robert craig, how'd you get your own BSD UNIX server up and
> running? how did you get your machine it's own domain name?
You register a domain name with any registrar, such as NameSecure, then
either point it at an existing page, or contact a hosting company which offers
the options and price and bandwidth you like. It's typically $70 to register the
domain for 2 years, and hosting is between $free and $1000/month. Some
people host their domain on their own puter, using Namesecure or a
redirector company to get the dns servers to point to it. There is also a free
non-official registration service, offering many different domain types, not
just
.com, .org, .edu, .mil, or .net.
Kat
