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black prince 12-31-2005 12:34 AM

Website Hosting
 
@everyone,

Happy New Year !!!!! :mnkypile:

I'm looking for a good website host for some advertisments I want to
display. I don't require much space and I'd like to keep the cost low.
I don't want ads attached to the site to use their space. And of course
reliability to remain available is also important. All ideas, suggestions,
recomendations, etc. will be greatfully appreciated. :)

Thanks

-BP

kwag 12-31-2005 12:45 AM

Hi BP,

Quick question: Does your provider give you free web space with your account :?:
If so, I have good news for you :D
You only need to register a domain name. I use registerfree.com
After that, you register an account (for free!) at www.zoneedit.com
Then it's as easy as "cloaking" your registered domain name and point it to your provider ;)
For example, say your personal web space at your ISP is http://www.comcast.net.com/~bp
Then, you only need to add an entry at zoneedit like: www.blackprince.com -> http://www.comcast.net.com/~bp
Then when someone tried to access www.blackprince.com, it gets redirected to http://www.comcast.net.com/~bp but the user sees www.blackprince.com :D
It's as easy as that.
If you want to go really cheap (actually 100% free!), and you don't need a domain name, then just register at www.dyndns.org and get add a DNS entry that you can point from zoneedit. Like http://blackprince.dyndns.org
Then redirect that name at zoneedit.com, and everyone will reach you there, actually at your provider's personal web space :cool:

-kwag

black prince 12-31-2005 08:33 AM

@Kwag,

Kwag wrote:
Quote:

Hi BP,

Quick question: Does your provider give you free web space with your account Question
If so, I have good news for you Very Happy
You only need to register a domain name. I use registerfree.com
After that, you register an account (for free!) at www.zoneedit.com
Then it's as easy as "cloaking" your registered domain name and point it to your provider Wink
For example, say your personal web space at your ISP is http://www.comcast.net.com/~bp
Then, you only need to add an entry at zoneedit like: www.blackprince.com -> http://www.comcast.net.com/~bp
Then when someone tried to access www.blackprince.com, it gets redirected to http://www.comcast.net.com/~bp but the user sees www.blackprince.com Very Happy
It's as easy as that.
If you want to go really cheap (actually 100% free!), and you don't need a domain name, then just register at www.dyndns.org and get add a DNS entry that you can point from zoneedit. Like http://blackprince.dyndns.org
Then redirect that name at zoneedit.com, and everyone will reach you there, actually at your provider's personal web space Cool

-kwag
Great info Kwag :wink: I do have web space at verizon, but was trying
not to use that domain name verizon as a business address.
Your solution is perfect. Verizon informed me that I have 10 MB and
that's plenty for my webpage. :D

-BP


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