str tux wrote: > I'm thinking, we can do it in the DNS that when someone trying to > access http://mycompany.com it should resolve to www host. You mean a CNAME? mycompany.com. IN CNAME www.mycompany.com. or @ IN CNAME www. -- Bruno Delbono Open-Systems Group http://www.open-systems.org/users/bruno/
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