OpenEuphoria

Re: GPL'd euphoria/URIs

• Posted by Andy Cranston <andy_cranston at LWSYS.FSNET.CO.UK> Apr 15, 2001
• 415 views

At 05:27 PM 4/15/01 -0400, you wrote:
>Does that mean that http://coke.com might be up for grabs, because, as you
>say, it's a
>completely different name from http://www.coke.com?
>In other words, do I have to have all my clients register their names again
>without the www
>in order to protect against a competitor grabbing them?

If you own the:

    coke.com

DNS domain then, by definition of how DNS works, you also own:

    www.coke.com

If I (i.e. NOT the owner of "coke.com") then tried to register:

    pepisiscool.coke.com

then I would be informed that the domain "coke.com" is already registered.

Basically if you want:

    www.myfabcompany.com

you would register the domain:

    myfabcompany.com

and then set up a DNS entry under this domain called:

    www.myfabcompany.com

which would point to the IP address of your web server.

Any decent domain registration company will be able to explain this 50
times better than I can.  If they can't then get your domain registered
with someone else!

Regards,

Andy Cranston.