what will be the DNS name to run cgibin script in My PC?
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If you're asking what is the URL to your computer, there's none. Your personal computer is adressed via an ip adress, that is your URL in fact but as your ip adress is dynamic it's not easy to give to someone.\n\nWhat you can do is use dynamic aliases, that is you instal a software that will tell a server you current ip adress and that server will make the link between your ip adress and that name.\n\nThere are some free dynamic DNS servers that are easy to configure.\nOf course your computer's firewall must let people access at least to your web server (that you installed and that waits connection in general on port 80), in windows XP you can do this by going to start>configuration panel>firewall and create an exception...\nGood luck !!!
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One of other methods:\n\nGo to command prompt using Run > cmd\n\nType ipcongfig.
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to find your mac address on a pc running windows...\ngo to the command line and type "ipconfig/all"
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Anonymizer.com is nice, but is non-free. There are many copies of CGIProxy running online. Anonymous seems decent as well.
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namespace NKUtilities \n{\n    using System;\n    using System.Net;\n    \n    public class DNSUtility\n    {\n        public static int Main (string [] args)\n        {\n        \n          String strHostName = new String ("");\n          if (args.Length == 0)\n          {\n              // Getting Ip address of local machine...\n              // First get the host name of local machine.\n              strHostName = DNS.GetHostName ();\n              Console.WriteLine ("Local Machine's Host Name: " +  strHostName);\n          }\n          else\n          {\n              strHostName = args[0];\n          }\n          \n          // Then using host name, get the IP address list..\n          IPHostEntry ipEntry = DNS.GetHostByName (strHostName);\n          IPAddress [] addr = ipEntry.AddressList;\n          \n          for (int i = 0; i < addr.Length; i++)\n          {\n              Console.WriteLine ("IP Address {0}: {1} ", i, addr[i].ToString ());\n          }\n          return 0;\n        }    \n     }\n}\n\n----\nWhat The Code Does:\nIf you want to obtain the hostname of the local machine, then call the GetHostName method without a parameter. Then use the resulting hostname as a parameter to the GetHostByName method to get the list of IPAddresses that may be associated with the hostname. Then iterate through the collection of addresses to write out the IP Addresses associated with the hostname. \n----
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DNS :Domain Name Service\nif you don't have DNS on your network you should go to a network resource just with it's IP address and not it's network name.then you should have a list of ipaddress of each computer.because memorizing alot of IP addresses is not easy but memorizing names is.\n//192.168.20.214 or //sales ? which one easier?
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Go to a domain registrar and register one. The point its DNS record to a web host and you are good to go. Everything takes about 24 to 48 hours. Here's my domain: http://adeydas.com
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If you want to, for example, set up a website on a computer with a dynamic IP address, check out http://www.dyndns.org/
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Go to Start, Run, and type IPCONFIG as the program to run.  You should get a dialogue box with all of the current settings for your TCP/IP assignment.\n\nNote:  Older versions of Windows, type WINIPFG instead.
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that looks about right... what's in file.tmp??\n\nwhen debugging cgi I remember CGI asking for params 1 at a time. Don't remember if that was the default behavior when running a cgi in a shell (not in the server) or maybe It was triggered with an -option\n\nyou can get better debugging if you build a tiny form page and hit your cgi with ACTUAL valid data in the correct format that CGI wants!\n\n\nand for print $query->param;\ni'd slip in a loop to show the params and their values!
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http://checkip.dyndns.org/
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In Internet Explorer, go to:\n\nTools > Internet Options... > Connections > LAN Settings... and make sure that "Automatically detect settings" is the only box checked.\n\nNext, go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connection.  Right-click on Local Area Network and select Properties.  Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and press the Properties button.  Make sure that "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically" are both selected, then click on OK.
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apache2 with php5 - both free and reasonably straight-forward to set up, if you don't have static IP then register with dyndns.org and install a dynDNS client.\n\nnow you can run your own web server!\n\nof course if you have a mickey mouse ISP throttling your bandwidth then forget it!
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Just install IIS or use Apache - setup the website on any port (most likely port 80 if you don't want to type the port in).  Hook up to  your router (usually 192.168.0.1) and use port forwarding and choose whatever port above and point it to your internal IP of your server.\n\nIf you want to have a domain, just setup one with DNS2GO which will automatically configure a dynamic IP.  GOOD LUCK!
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pls right click on my computer icon on Desktop, select option properties then go to Network Identification tab then click on Properties button then you can define the your domain name in Domain option.
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I recommend powweb:\n\nhttp://partners.powweb.com/cgi-bin/click.cgi?id=jtyk\n\nCheap deals with reliable hosting. You can forward 3 domain names for free to powweb. So if you wanted to purchase 2 more domains and point it to your powweb hosting, go for it!
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And it may be handy to get a dynamic DNS address from dynip or some other such dynamic dns provider.\n\nOR you could get a static IP address from your internet provider and get a REAL DNS entry that points to that IP address.\n\nApache is a good way to go.  Well worth learning too.  There is lots of documentation on the web (see google or something) on how to install it.  I have installed apache before, and just use search engines to find good guides that walk me through it.