Tag Archives: domain

February, 2010

• 15 February

  DNS Evaluation with intoDNS

  Part of managing a server or even a single website is making sure the DNS is sound and in compliance with established networking and Internet standards. While you can evaluate each of your DNS entries manually, there are many services out there that make evaluation very easy. One such service …
• 11 February

  Micro-blogging on your own domain with StatusNet

  

  Twitter has become very popular in a short amount of time. With it, users can post short updates about what they are currently doing, working on, thinking, or viewing/accessing. For businesses, it is a good way to communicate with others who might not be in the same office or even …
• 1 February

  Whois searching from the Linux command line

  There are many web-based Whois search tools and even some desktop ones available for free use, but with the “whois” command on your Linux server, you can use it to perform more complex tasks and even automate the process. For example, you can type: whois internetblog.org.uk It will return the …

December, 2009

• 31 December

  InternetBlog: Best of 2009

  This year has been a big one for both the domain and web hosting industries. Significant growth has been seen in the ccTLD market while more prominent TLDs continue to sell for record-high prices. A recession has brought more entrepreneurs and investment online, spurring heavy growth in the hosting and …
• 22 December

  How to create subdomains in cPanel

  A subdomain is an nice way to make a sub-section of your website stand out. For example, if your domain is “garbleygook.com”, and you want the “store” to be noticeable, you could create a subdomain called “store.garbleygook.com”. Creating subdomains in cPanel is much quicker and easier than trying to do …

October, 2009

• 26 October

  What is a subdomain?

  Question: What is a subdomain and why should I use one? Answer: A subdomain is simply a word used as a prefix before a domain name. For example, if the domain is domain.com, a subdomain could be sub.domain.com. Typically, a subdomain would serve as an alternative to domain.com/sub, although if …
• 13 October

  Third-party DNS Services

  Typically, when you register your domain name, the system automatically points your domain to your registrar’s name servers. If the registrar will also act as your web host, you do not need to do anything else. Often times, however, users seek web hosting from companies other than their registrars. The …
• 8 October

  Deutsche Kreditbank wins at WIPO

  Deutsche Kreditbank has filed and won a dispute at the WIPO over the domain DKB.com. This is not surprising, however, considering the name’s owner never used the name, could not be reached, and did not respond to the filing. The arbitrator, John Swinson, decided that the name was being used …

September, 2009

• 7 September

  I Parked My Domain. Now What?

  Scenario 1: You registered a domain you have been wanting for a long time. You knew if you waited, someone else might snatch it. But you just do not have time to create a website right now. Scenario 2: You have a client who cannot make up his mind. You …
• 7 September

  Using DNS Records: A, CNAME, and MX

  Sometimes managing a domain involves more than simply pointing the nameserver entries to your new web host’s servers. You might also need custom DNS records. For example, if you use cloud services, such as Google’s e-mail and applications services, you will need to configure your DNS records. Three common record …