Uhhh.. I forgot who the hosting company for my webpage is

[eflat]

Is there a way to find and remember what the company was. The address, by the way, is www.doughalpern.com

 

[RossMAN]

BOOKMARK ME
http://support.telnap.com/index.php

 

[GeekDrew]

bwhahahahahaha

 

[suse920]

brilliant

 

[aplefka]

Ross, why does the second link in your profile make me think of free iPods?

 

[eflat]

Originally posted by: RossMAN
BOOKMARK ME
http://support.telnap.com/index.php

Is that the company? Telnap? THat is not what I remember it looking like.

I know I found out about it through Anandtech though and probably through you, Rossman, so you would be the one to know.

 

[eflat]

Oh yeah and the reason I am trying to find out is because I am trying to register another domain with them.

Perhaps it is good that I don't remember because it means I haven't had any trouble with this company and that is why I am registering my new domain with them... If I can figure out who they are!

 

[GeekDrew]

Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
Oh yeah and the reason I am trying to find out is because I am trying to register another domain with them.

Perhaps it is good that I don't remember because it means I haven't had any trouble with this company and that is why I am registering my new domain with them... If I can figure out who they are!

It's telnap.

Your domain resolves to 70.84.28.36. A reverse lookup on that IP brings us back to bin.servicehost.us. A simple google search for pages containing that hostname takes you to a telnap stats page.

 

[GeekDrew]

Originally posted by: aplefka
Ross, why does the second link in your profile make me think of free iPods?

Makes me think of an amateur porn site run by a spammer:

1) begins with an 'X' (red flag in my mind)
2) contains the word 'preorder' (huge red flag... with someone jumping up and down... screaming no... in my mind)

 

[eflat]

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
Oh yeah and the reason I am trying to find out is because I am trying to register another domain with them.

Perhaps it is good that I don't remember because it means I haven't had any trouble with this company and that is why I am registering my new domain with them... If I can figure out who they are!

It's telnap.

Your domain resolves to 70.84.28.36. A reverse lookup on that IP brings us back to bin.servicehost.us. A simple google search for pages containing that hostname takes you to a telnap stats page.

Alright so it is indeed Telnap.

Does Telnap have a good rep around here? I'm thinking of using them for my new business..

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
Oh yeah and the reason I am trying to find out is because I am trying to register another domain with them.

Perhaps it is good that I don't remember because it means I haven't had any trouble with this company and that is why I am registering my new domain with them... If I can figure out who they are!

Doug,

I think you're thinking of your DOMAIN REGISTRAR which is NameCheap.com

Domain registrar and web hosting are two totally different things

Ross

 

[RossMAN]

If your domain is already registered (you already paid for it) then I would recommend upgrading to a RESELLERS ACCOUNT.

This gives you the flexibility to host as many domains you want. You do not have to "resell" anything. You can host 1 or 50 domains, how you use your resources is totally up to you. You get a WHM (web hosting manager) which lets you assign packages for each domain. Then you login to "create" each account.

This way you can have ONE web hosting account to host 10, 20 or 50 domains.

Hope that helps.

 

[neutralizer]

Wow :beer: to RossMAN for being awesome and informative .

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: neutralizer
Wow :beer: to RossMAN for being awesome and informative .

:beer: to you for having that sexy red head avatar and the awesome 2005FPW