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Hello,
I currently have my webserver up and running with a userpanel. The only domains i can host though are the free ones from dyndns.com that point directly to my IP.
I would like to host the domains that i have purchased from GoDaddy but they require two nameserver addresses ...
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5th Jun 2009, 20:52
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Home Webserver Nameservers
Hello,
I currently have my webserver up and running with a userpanel. The only domains i can host though are the free ones from dyndns.com that point directly to my IP. I would like to host the domains that i have purchased from GoDaddy but they require two nameserver addresses which i don't know as i am hosting from my home ISP. Would anyone know how to find my ISP name servers? Thanks in advance. |
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