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Now, I will soon be getting a permanent connection that has a static IP.
(I can get additional IP's, for a fee, but, hopefully I won't need them.
The question, now, is this. Once I have this static IP, always on
connection, I want to fire my isp and bring the webpage and mail server
"in-house". What do I need to do so that mail and web page requests go
to my domain, which I own? (aeroconsult.com) Is it just a matter of
contacting Internic and telling them that now I am hosting the web page
and mail, and this is the IP address? Or is it more complicated?

TIA,
Ed

Once you get the nameservers lined up, you go to
http://www.networksolutions.com/ (if you bought the domain through
internic) and can change your info there.  They will send you e-mail that
you need to return to confirm the change.  Make sure you still have the
e-mail address you registered your domain with until after you change your
domain info or it may be more difficult.

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Quote:> You need 2 nameservers that point your domain name to your IP address.  If
> the ISP that gave you the IP won't do it there are 3rd party DNS services
> that will even work for dynamic IP's.  You can have one nameserver on your
> box, but are also supposed to have another one for backup.

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