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Where can I get a domain from to sell stationary and be able to change the layout to my liking?

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Question by TeddyBearsandSweets: Where can I get a domain from to sell stationary and be able to change the layout to my liking?
I wanted to start my own online shop and sell stationary, but I also wanted a domain where I can edit the layout to my liking and not use a premade template. Any suggestions? Please suggest a site that has reasonable prices. Sub domains are fine also.

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Answer by Loyse
Any website that you pay for to get your own domain and hosting, where you can upload your own code will work for you. I’m in the UK, so I use one.com

You then make your website and simply upload it. Your website can be however you like.

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Please Help Some guy keeps Host Booting Me off my Internet How do I change my D-Link Routers IP?

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Question by : Please Help Some guy keeps Host Booting Me off my Internet How do I change my D-Link Routers IP?
Please He got my IP somehow and we cant go on the internet I did this from my phone

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why does my external IP always change its target PC in my home network?

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Question by vexed: why does my external IP always change its target PC in my home network?
I have at home a home network. I like hosting sites or game servers from my PC, but this usually becomes imposible b’cuz of the IP that changes from a PC to another. does it depend on my internet connection or local settings?

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Answer by chinchin
If you wish to host servers, its important to have static IPs, i.e., the IP doesn’t change at any time. Since, you want to host it on the Internet, you will want to have a static IP. Few ISPs offer static IPs for ADSL connections. If your ISP would give a static IP, you can get it, but there are chances that this plan will be costlier than the current plan which you have the connection on.

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I RE-SET MY MODEM AND WIRELESS ROUTER IT CHANGE MY IP ADDRESS:?

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Question by : I RE-SET MY MODEM AND WIRELESS ROUTER IT CHANGE MY IP ADDRESS:?
now that i re-set my modem as well as my wireless router just took out EACH ethernet etc. adapater everything it finally change my IP! yippee! lol but 1 thing,why it is STILL showin’ when i check my ip? this is change and i am happy but it still”show where my city range area is…”
i do not want my hosting info shown in forum or modem info location,my surrounding city area
that is so public ya know.Now; i try five to 10 proxy did not help.(i was still re-entering a forum right? and i was in a month block so they HAVE to be tracing my cookies or have my hosting cable comcast info or what is going on?
EMAIL ME or leave msg.here.cause i will naturally PAY for such privacy i am in need of to really hide my IPS/HOSTING INFORMATION/CITY/AREA I AM LOGGING IN FROM as the forum i was in are “somehow”finding out who i am and i want this to stop-when online.thanks everyone MATURE TRUE ANSWER please,thx or email me too.Just do not see HOW my IP change BUT location is the same just about.

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Answer by Law Lover
i m not sure,so yoru able to change internet p address not the actual hosting log in from what area et.
i am not sure about this one.maybe some 1 else can help good luck,i agree they have to be able to somehow be finding out who your by your cookies,or area etc just not computer savvy with that.has to be a program that really do work to keep your internet log in from location,etc.private.good luck man.

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Fast change the DNS IP addresses on Server 2003?

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Question by Robert L: Fast change the DNS IP addresses on Server 2003?
We are hosting a number of web sites on Server 2003 and now we are forced to change our IP address. Is there a fast way to change all of the DNS settings to the new IP address, other than a manual change?

Note that the server is running Active Directory.

Also, is there a way we can set this up for both addresses so that there is no delay when the Internet provider changes the IP address?

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Answer by Ereki
If I understand correctly, your internet provider is forcing you to change your public IP addresses, but you host several web sites that utilize static IP addresses and DNS entries need to be updated to the new IP addresses.

To answer your question, unless your hosting the authoritative DNS server, there isn’t a fast/immediate option to change DNS entries. I’m assuming you have your DNS hosted by an external company such as Network Solutions. From my understanding, when you make a DNS change, it will not immediately take affect because the entry needs to replicate to other servers. You will need to wait for the next replication interval and it varies from service provider. (Average expectancy is between 48-72 hours).

Honestly, unless your a large company, I would recommend going against hosting an authoritative DNS server as it will have your network exposed to internet attacks unless thorough and proper security is in place. Also an ISP that forces you to change IP address frequently is odd. You should consider finding a new provider at that point.

My recommendation in a situation like this is to have dual internet services up and running. You should be able to configure a medium-end router to accept dual WAN links and then configure your servers to accept connections from the old and new IP addresses. At this point, you would update your DNS entries. While the updates are being replicated, people will be able to connect to your server on either IP address that is returned from the DNS servers.

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If you’re talking about internal servers and private IP addresses, the easiest way would be to setup DHCP and add reservation for your web servers. This would force DHCP to assign specific IP addresses to the servers and you have the option to update the IP addresses in DNS everytime they renew their addresses.

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Hope that helps, but it’s hard to analyze a situation without the whole knowledge of your environment.

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