Dennis,
Being in Holland and hosting behind a DSL line is a bit of a shame.
I know there are a few colo-hosts that will host a 1 U machine for 15 euro a
month, so unless you have created your BQ host in a PC tower, this would be
an ideal way to run your own dns (and have the host be secondary for you)
Taco
On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 09:57:30 +0200, Dennis wrote
> Hi Howie,ow
>
> in fact all is correct
>
> the mixfreaks.xs4all.nl is the hostname I put up at the ISP config
> centre for my fixed dsl line
> the dns is correct for almost all my domains at zoneedit who gives
> me control about my domains the domains are registered mostly
> through gandi.net
> nth
> the thing is what I want is to do as less as possible in control
> centers: I work with subdomains and aliases through the
> httpd.conf I have and yes I put them in zoneedit. Working flawlessly
>
> But I thought that if I could create a VHOST and add it directly to
> my own DNS than it could be directly served to the users using it...
>
> But that's probably totally a wrong thought.
>
> As I know there are no any free dns servers in Holland like
> Zoneedit. and that's why I use zoneedit.
>
> So than I conclude that I am already doing to okay thing ;-)
>
> Dennis
>
> Howie Dines wrote:
> > Dennis,
> >
> > Scratching around at your domains slaggers.org & mixfans.org , I see they
> > have registered name servers that are all with zoneedit.com.
> >
> > Both of your domains are registered to you in Holland. But zoneedit.com
is
> > on the other side of the pond in Vancouver, WA.
> >
> > Is it that you have setup the nameserver account with zoneedit.com or is
it
> > your domain registrar as your reverse PTR for the IP 213.84.24.174
points to
> > mixfreaks.xs4all.nl which matches you being in NL.
> >
> > If it's your account at zoneedit.com, can't you use that for the DNS,
with
> > all hostnames pointing to your IP address ?
> >
> > The DNS/Apache would then send the right requests to the required site.
> >
> > Best Regards,
> > Howie.
> >
> >
> >