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Muncill

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    Domain forwarding
    « on: April 07, 2006, 08:58:54 AM »
    I have a website already made and Im planning to by a .com for it but I have a question.came I just by a .com that when someone types it in it will go to my already made site?

    I was thinking GoDaddy might do this but im not sure. Just wondering.

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    Re: Domain forwarding
    « Reply #1 on: April 07, 2006, 09:07:58 AM »
    I'll assume you're going to use a commercial hosting service for your site.  Once you've registered, i.e. bought, your domain name on GoDaddy.com - which I recommend - and you've created an account with a hosting service, the hosting service will send you a code, called the DNS pointer or something like that, that you need to associate with your domain name by logging onto GoDaddy.  If you later change to a different hosting service, that new hosting service will send you a different DNS pointer code and you'll have to logon to your GoDaddy account and change it.