Re: Attaching Domain name to my DNS

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Do you have a static IP or dynamic IP?

If you have a static IP, you need to tell godaddy that your website is on whatever your static IP is.

If you have dynamic IP, look at something like dyndns.com, and then have godady redirect to your .dyndns.com domain.

At 06:24 PM 12/26/2006, you wrote:

Ive got Apache 2.2 installed and i bought a .com off GoDaddy, now how to i
attach the .com to my DNS so i can host the website?

Please guys anything will be appreciated as i cant find any answer with
google
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