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drewshin

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hi i also put this in the technical support forum...but thought it'd be better here.

hi all, i just registered a domain through godaddy.com.

i have speakeasy.net for my dsl service and have five static ip's i can use.

which nameserver do i use? can i use speakeasy's?
i also noticed on godaddy's options that i can set up my own nameserver as x.mydomain.com and point it to an ip address.
is this doable, too? setting up my own box to be a namserver?

thanks in advance for your help!
andrew
 


<< hi i also put this in the technical support forum...but thought it'd be better here. >>



Crossposting is bad.



<< hi all, i just registered a domain through godaddy.com.

i have speakeasy.net for my dsl service and have five static ip's i can use.

which nameserver do i use? can i use speakeasy's? >>



If they let you. Call them up to find out.



<< i also noticed on godaddy's options that i can set up my own nameserver as x.mydomain.com and point it to an ip address.
is this doable, too? setting up my own box to be a namserver? >>



Yes, if you have the proper software. But it can be a pain.

 
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