Where to get a domain name

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I have static IP(that i bought), "203.###.###.###", . i keyin this IP into URL. it is ok. but now i don't want to type IP address in URL. so i need domain name. such as www.somebody.com. so how do i do? how do i connect with domanin name. pls, brothers and sisters guide me. :sigh:

i want to buy domain name and i merge with domain name and static ip.my static ip is behind the router.
thanks.

Posted 20-Jun-10 21:32pm

dartfrog

Updated 21-Jun-10 2:01am

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Baconbutty 21-Jun-10 4:08am

Can't you see what the URL resolves to in the browser then using your cut/paste skills extract the www.xxxx.com part and save it to notepad or even just write it down on a piece of paper?

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Solution 1

Go to that IP in your browser, and using the bifocal optical initialisation hardware attached the the primary bio-memory/processing unit installed in the multifunctional stabilisation and protection dome, observe and copy what is presented.

Let me translate that for you...

Use your eyes!

The browser will give you the address.

Now it may be a long address

blahblahblah.blahblah@someweirdaddress.com/lookyhere/anothersubdivision for example, but it will be there.

Posted 20-Jun-10 23:01pm

Dalek Dave

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-21T07:47:00

Solution 2

I think you may be looking for help from this site[^].

Posted 21-Jun-10 7:47am

Richard MacCutchan

DaveyM69 · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-21T10:59:00

Solution 3

Buy a domain and set up the DNS using either their control panel or any alternative DNS provider such as http://freedns.afraid.org/[^].

Posted 21-Jun-10 10:59am

DaveyM69