Setting up DNS on a Linux Dedicated Server – Part 1

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#1 written by michaela12369 1 year ago

Thxx!

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#2 written by enetnetworks 1 year ago

thanks man..

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#3 written by koioti11 1 year ago

i could not understand .. why i can`t make my own domain for my serer .. and why i have to buy ?

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#4 written by thededicatedserverha 1 year ago

@koioti11 domains are managed by ICANN and accreddited registrars, so having a server doesn’t in any way relate to having a domain. Just like having a computer at home doesn’t give you intenet (you need an ISP), just buying a server doesn’t give you a domain (or an IP)

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#5 written by markmcglashan 1 year ago

Hi, I like the way you explain things. I think you should update this frequently. I think it would help gain a following.

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#6 written by Atticus28x 1 year ago

@thededicatedserverha Actually… I just got done watching a video of somone setting up a custom domain name without having to pay for it all through the webmin configurations. The only thing is that it was in spanish which I understand but not as good as english. I’ll keep looking around.

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#7 written by malicios 1 year ago

@koioti11 Their are only a hand full of domain servers out their and like dedi said, they’re managed by ICANN. Sorry but you won’t ever be able to setup a free .com from your home heh

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#8 written by tad1073 1 year ago

just use dyndns it’s free

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#9 written by lolokoperro 1 year ago

@koioti11 that prick is just a sellsman

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