Hello all,
I've spent hours reading through this forum or the excellent guides by SilentRange (Thank you for taking time to provide this information).
However, I am still not getting there where I want to.
Here's what I have:
1 Static IP
1 registered Domain
Basic Router w/ Nat & Port Forwarding
W2k3 Server (which I want to use as a DNS Server for the domain, at the same time it hosts the websites for that domain)
I have set up the router to forward requests on port 53 (dns) and 80 (web) to the W2k3 Server.
Here's what I want:
Basically I just want to use the W2k3 Server as my own DNS (ns1.mydomain.com; ns2.mydomain.com) and as well as my host for mydomain.com.
I know this may not sound like a good configuration, and there are much simpler solutions such as e.g Zoneedit. But it's just for experimenting as I am still learning.
I hope I've expressed myself clearly enough. Is that even possible to do? Are there any step by step guides? Can someone explain it to me in simple steps?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Romeo
I've spent hours reading through this forum or the excellent guides by SilentRange (Thank you for taking time to provide this information).
However, I am still not getting there where I want to.
Here's what I have:
1 Static IP
1 registered Domain
Basic Router w/ Nat & Port Forwarding
W2k3 Server (which I want to use as a DNS Server for the domain, at the same time it hosts the websites for that domain)
I have set up the router to forward requests on port 53 (dns) and 80 (web) to the W2k3 Server.
Here's what I want:
Basically I just want to use the W2k3 Server as my own DNS (ns1.mydomain.com; ns2.mydomain.com) and as well as my host for mydomain.com.
I know this may not sound like a good configuration, and there are much simpler solutions such as e.g Zoneedit. But it's just for experimenting as I am still learning.
I hope I've expressed myself clearly enough. Is that even possible to do? Are there any step by step guides? Can someone explain it to me in simple steps?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Romeo
