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Originally Posted by genevish
Does your home computer have a static IP address? If so, you just need to put that IP address in your DNS record for these URL's.
If you don't have a static IP address, you need to pay for Custom DNS services with DynDNS, then use the DynDNS name servers for your DNS resolution. DynDNS has pretty good info on it (or ask back here, or message me directly...) -Scott |
Scott,
I have a dynamic ip, but have no problem updating them manually once i get this mess figured out. it's only 2 sites, so i dont think it'll be a big deal.
I guess i'm getting confused with my 2 ip addresses, which is internal / external and which goes where.
they are : 67.85.182.81 and 192.168.0.101
which one goes into the url's dns record? if i go here it gives me the 67.... address. shouldnt this one go in the domain dns since it's external?
then i have to figure out port forwarding on this d link router.
thanks so much for the help,
best,
-j