From: Patrick E. <pat...@dr...> - 2001-04-22 20:26:18
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hello Robert! on Sunday, April 22, 2001, 10:00:31 PM, you wrote: RB> on 4/22/01 2:31 PM, Patrick Erler at pat...@dr... RB> wrote: >> to make my previous message clear, all this prerquisites i >> mentioned you must have to become a "member" of the registration >> authority for .de domains, and only if you are a member you can >> edit the ripe entries on your own (and can register domains to >> reasonable prices - if you are not a member you can register >> domains directly for 80$ a year %} (and cannot edit the ripe >> entries...) RB> My answer would be then to not use their .de and do something else - as I but for marketing reasons you need a local domain, and that is .de.. and the most freedom you can get IMHO is the way i want to go, register the domain with one of the "members" of the registration autority use as DNSes one of the dns services in the us (dyndns.org for instance) and put my server to a server housing isp and when i switch ISPs i simple change the DNS entry at, lets say, dyndns.org.. RB> said, here in US, you simple obtain static IP's, set up two BIND servers on RB> two different IP's and then submit the forms to be a fully qualified host RB> with network solutions - no charge, no membership fees. RB> While you cannot alter in-addr.arpa blocks, you can maintain your own and RB> you can make all of the subdomains and handle all of the Domain name space RB> for domains that you become responsible for, which here in US means that you RB> buy a domain , then pick two fully qualified hosts to act as DNS for it. RB> Simple. RB> Domain registration at it's most expensive here is $35.00/year from network RB> solutions, others are cheaper. i know, i know, i have some .com domains too.. regards, PAT -- vcard/LDAP/PGP: http://dresden-online.com/perler/identity.html PGP fingerprint: DAC6 2FDA 1ED7 AD55 BD1F 5142 3D5F 72BF |