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Here are some of the most common resources for setting up and maintaining your own webserver. You will find resources that I have found to be useful to many of my colocation customers. Be sure to let me know if you have any questions or if there is something you have found useful that you would like to share with others. Send me an email at ashaver@he.net

Allwhois
Whois that checks all registries

Domain Registries

Godaddy
Verisign

DNS and Bind by O'Reilly and Associates is the best book for learning DNS.

EveryDNS.net A free dns project.

Free DNS Service This works fine if you don't have alot of domains. I am not sure about the speed of their servers so I would check response times first before using it for very many domains..

If you would like to use a program there is DNS Pro. It is around $500 and is meant for NT but will also save in Unix format.

Internic Registration template

Hurricane Electric's Secondary DNS Instructions - this is a free service to all of our colocation, leased line, and frame relay customers

Tools

Freshmeat has some very cool and helpful tools. Check out webdns and rc.virt

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