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For continued disscussion on this topic : good uk hosts


slaney
08-15-2003, 05:58 PM
what good uk hosts can you recommend.

i would like to register a domain name and be able to have unlimited subdomains and i would like the site to have a minimum of 50mb that can later be upgraded.

does anyone know any good uk hosts that will let me have unlimited subdomains with min 50mb space that can be upgraded?


ok here what i had a thought about i thought that maybe if i get a seperate hard disk to store just my website on and content i want to add to it, then just pay for a domain name that i will use for people to be able to view the website.

how would i do this?
how would i make that hardisk available for people to view?
would this be a good idea? as i would prefer this to buying space from a host.

piglet
08-20-2003, 02:12 PM
how would i make that hardisk available for people to view?

Do a google search for "dynamic dns" - it will give you a number of providers who provide the service. Basically your machine tells their servers your IP address, then they arrange for traffic to your domain name to be sent on to that IP address.


If you have a static IP address you can just use that....

slaney
08-23-2003, 02:52 PM
my outgoing ip is different to the ingoing because of the router we have which also mean we have a fire wall will this be a problem

piglet
08-23-2003, 05:33 PM
Hi,

No problem.

I have a firewall/router too - and have just set up what you want (I was playing about with the router settings and decided to give it a go)

If I'm online in the UK evenings or at weekends then you should be able to reach my machine on: http://piglet.is-a-geek.com :rolleyes: I've currently got a copy of the FAQs there.

You need to configure your router (most likely in the NAT setup of the firewall) to forward all traffic coming in from the internet aimed at port 80 back out to port 80 on your machine (the one hosting the web-site)

I signed up (for free) with http://dyndns.org - it seems to work well for me. I noticed that they mention problems with Linksys routers - so you may need to watch out if you use that make.

slaney
09-04-2003, 01:36 PM
nope i used a netgear router, also i was wondering, i thought it was a good idea to store the site and its content onto a external harddrive, is that a good idea??? can external hard drives be plugged into the router???

piglet
09-04-2003, 06:33 PM
i thought it was a good idea to store the site and its content onto a external harddrive
I don't see why you should


can external hard drives be plugged into the router?
I doubt it!

slaney
09-04-2003, 06:55 PM
ok thanks ill probably have more q's to come