Apache question,

[Mike Burger]

On Wed, 25 Feb 2004, kluu te wrote:

> I got my Apache up and running and can access the server through my static IP adress. But I want to register a domain to point to my server IP. How do I do it? Is there any annual fee to Internic or Versign? Can I maintain the domain name myself?
> And do I need a DNS server locally or can I use my ISP DNS server?

Yes, you pay an annual fee (or you can pay for a number of years, up 
front) to a registrar.  Personally, I've been happy with godaddy.com.

You can run your own DNS server, or you can get your ISP to host the DNS 
for you.  Depends on how much control you want to have over the DNS 
configs.

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