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Le mardi 10 octobre 2006 01:20, Richard Freeman a écrit : |
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> 8. Go ahead and cut the umbilical cord if you want. |
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I'd personaly put this point after 9. |
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> 9. Look into setting up a dynamic DNS and set up your own incoming |
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> mailserver. Play with that for a while before advertising your new |
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> address. |
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If you have a static IP, you can also buy a domain name (I'm personaly glad |
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with gandi.net and wouldn't change for anything else). |
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Then you can host your domain at a DNS provider (xname.org is free and really |
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easy to use). All you need to do is to declare an A record with a name |
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pointing to your IP address, then add an MX for your domain pointing on the |
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name, ie.: |
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mail.mydomain.tld. IN A 11.22.33.44 |
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mydomain.tld. IN MX 5 mail.mydomain.tld. |
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There are tons of docs out there on how to set up a domain. |
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> 10. Tell the world about your new address. |
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and last but not least: |
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11. Profit! |
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Regards, |
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David |
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