I've registered my domain. Now I'd like to serve it.
Try http://www.dyndns.org It'll cost you $25 a year (maybe $20) to have them do the DNS for your domain. Running a caching DNS server isn't going to help...that box would actually need to be registered as a nameserver, and for all that trouble, it's worth paying someone to handle your DNS.
I've read and setup the DNS HOWTO and everything works well (for my internal network). [DSL connection with almost static IP]. This HOWTO is essentially a cacheing nameserver.
Now I'd like to have named point to my external IP address - that is
pretty easy.
The trick seems to be setting the nameserver on the domain (ie where I registered it). The nameserver has to be a fully qualified name (ie IP address doesn't work), so how do I get it to point to my computer - it seems to be a chicken and egg situation...
I think the answer is that I need someone to be a secondary dns server for me - am I right, and if so is there a freebe way of doing this?
My end goal here is to set up a family email and web server - so I'm trying to keep costs to a minimum.
Mark.
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